Over seven decades after the caste system was officially abolished in India, its effects are still seen and experienced by some. The inequalities created by the system continue to have an impact on opportunities and access to resources for many. A government scheme being implemented in a southern state is working to change this.

According to the National AIDS Control Organisation, India is estimated to have 24.3 lakh people living with HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus), as of 2022. Even though this represents a decline of 37% from the estimated 38.1 lakh people living with HIV in 2010, India has a long way to go in eliminating HIV as a public health threat.

With one of the world’s largest child and adolescent populations, an investment in India's children is an investment in her future. As we strive to achieve good citizenry, we look to the Indian education system today.

India has a long and rich tradition of everyday giving by individuals. Although such everyday givers may not have large resources at their disposal, their collective forces have repeatedly inspired watershed moments in India’s social development through their small but meaningful contributions.

A solar power company delivering viable electricity solutions through decentralised renewable energy mini-grids, wanted to spur socio-economic growth in rural and semi-urban areas.

A social development incubator had developed a programme, funded by a large investment bank, to improve gender diversity ratios and quality of candidates entering the retail sector.

A social change organisation working in the field of education with the intent to transform the quality in public schools.