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I Have a Dream: India Where People Recognise Mother Earth Has Rights Too

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  • 18 February 2019
In this visionary article, the author shares a hopeful vision of an India where environmental stewardship is prioritized and Mother Earth is accorded legal rights. The piece advocates for paradigm shifts in policy and societal values to establish sustainable practices, reduce ecological degradation, and promote harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. It calls for a transformative approach that recognizes nature as a stakeholder in development.
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I Am Because You Are: Cultivating Attitude & Gratitude

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  • 27 February 2019
This post is a reflective meditation on interdependence and the power of gratitude. It argues that recognizing our interconnectedness inspires a supportive community ethos and enriches personal well-being. Through personal anecdotes and practical examples, the article encourages readers to cultivate a grateful attitude, strengthening bonds within social networks and fueling positive change in both personal and professional spheres.
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How Self Help Groups Generated Awareness on Basic Rights in Bastar

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  • 19 September 2019
This article explores how self-help groups in Bastar have successfully raised awareness about basic rights among local communities. It details grassroots initiatives that empower marginalized groups, facilitate community mobilization, and foster social inclusion. The narrative highlights the transformative role of localized efforts in promoting civic rights and strengthening social cohesion in underdeveloped areas.
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Live Life King Size – What About Living Life Ant Size

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  • 12 March 2018
This article uses a metaphor comparing “living life king size” to “living life ant size” to discuss the disparities in opportunity and ambition across different societal segments. It examines how resource limitations and systemic challenges can confine potential, while also exploring strategies for overcoming these limitations. The post offers inspirational insights on maximizing impact, regardless of one’s starting point, and calls for inclusive policies that nurture talent at all levels.
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My Field Study Gave Me First-Hand Experience: What Poverty Can Do to a Family

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  • 2 April 2020
Drawing on a comprehensive field study, this article provides an in-depth account of the devastating effects of poverty on family life. It shares real-life observations that reveal the emotional, social, and economic hardships endured by marginalized communities. The narrative serves as a powerful call to action for policymakers and social organizations to implement targeted interventions that address poverty and promote sustainable human development.
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My Idea: Development Was Pretty Underdeveloped

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  • 23 September 2019
In this reflective piece, the author critiques traditional development practices, labeling them as “underdeveloped.” The article challenges conventional models and calls for reimagined strategies that incorporate innovation, inclusivity, and adaptive learning. By sharing personal insights and practical recommendations, it advocates for a more dynamic and responsive approach to development management that truly addresses societal needs in a rapidly changing world.
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Portal Exclusive: Millennials Opting For A Career With A Purpose

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  • 19 June 2019
Aiming at the millennial workforce, this article examines why an increasing number of young professionals are choosing careers that offer purpose and social impact. It discusses current employment trends, the appeal of mission-driven organizations, and how purposeful work correlates with enhanced job satisfaction. The post incorporates interviews and market analyses to provide insights into the changing career landscape and how employers can attract and retain millennial talent committed to social change.
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Recognising Social Inequality

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  • 6 September 2019
This article examines the pervasive issue of social inequality by exploring its systemic roots and impacts on marginalized communities. It highlights the urgent need for inclusive policies, equitable resource distribution, and transformative leadership to bridge social gaps. Through case studies and policy critiques, the article calls for targeted interventions that promote justice, inclusivity, and a fair distribution of opportunities in society.
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Reflection: Art of Knowing Yourself

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  • 12 March 2019
This reflective article delves into the journey of self-discovery through creative expression. It discusses how engaging with art and introspection helps individuals understand their identity, values, and purpose. By sharing personal insights and transformative experiences, the post highlights the role of self-awareness in driving personal growth and effective leadership, encouraging readers to embrace reflection as a catalyst for social change.
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The Journey – Road Less Travelled!!

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  • 7 September 2018
This blog article narrates an inspiring journey of professionals in development management who choose unconventional career paths. It explores the personal growth, challenges, and transformational impacts encountered when taking the road less travelled. The narrative underscores how innovative approaches in the social sector can redefine traditional management roles and drive meaningful societal change by challenging norms and inspiring new ways of thinking.
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