In the Bundelkhand region, smallholder farmers face formidable challenges exacerbated by climate change. Sagar and Damoh districts grapple with acute water scarcity, soaring temperatures, and irregular rainfall patterns, leaving farmers vulnerable to crop failures and economic hardships. Among those most affected are smallholder farmers struggling to overcome poverty, improve nutrition to enjoy sustainable development. Lack of access to education,

An incredible display of fraternal unity was seen recently when people from diverse communities came together to celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr. Muslims celebrate this festival as it marks the end of the month-long dawn-to-sunset fasting of Ramadan. What made this celebration unique was the participation of people from diverse faiths in this event. In Uttar Pradesh, where diversity thrives and differences often serve as the foundation for misunderstandings,

Ms. Tungshil was facing the daunting challenge of sustaining her family through traditional Jhum cultivation. Like many smallholder farmers in her small village RRC in Manipur, she grappled with limited income and uncertain livelihoods, unable to meet her family's food requirements adequately. Recognizing the plight of families like Tungshil's, Caritas India intervened through Diocesan Social Service Society (DSSS), Imphal with its FARM Northeast

In the bustling heart of Patna, tucked within Sampatchak Nagarparishad, lies a small slum where every day is a battle for survival, and formal education often takes a backseat. But amidst the struggles, a ray of hope emerged, illuminating the path to a brighter future for the community. Urban disaster risk reduction became a lifeline for this vulnerable community, thanks to the tireless efforts of the Caritas India Global Program in Bihar. Despite

Rural youth are looking forward to cities due to lesser livelihood opportunities locally. Agriculture, the backbone of our economy is losing its importance as a large chunk of youth migrate for a better life. Lesser hands in agriculture means less production resulting in lesser food. The scenario is scary for a country that is growing with incredible speed. Youth perceive agriculture as a less attractive and low-yield job providing inadequate social

In a world often marred by conflict and division, the untapped potential of children as agents of peace is often ignored. Beyond their innocence lies a reservoir of empathy, compassion, and understanding waiting to be nurtured and harnessed. As the future custodians of our planet, children possess a unique capacity to transcend cultural, religious, and societal boundaries, weaving a tapestry of harmony and cooperation. Caritas India SAMVAAD, the

Prakash was desperate when he approached the Simdega Migrant Resource Center (MRC) in Jharkhand for the settlement of his due wage from the contractor. He was working in Goa and was denied the last six months' wages from the contractor in Goa. Prakash, along with three others, migrated to Goa to work at ‘Casa Pride, a group housing colony with fixed payments. The initial few months went well with payments coming on time, but the last 6 months'

The farmers of Honnapur village have found a new way of selling their produce to the bypassers on the roads. These farmers sell a variety of organic items every Tuesday from 4 PM to 9 PM. What was once a mere thoroughfare transforms into a bustling hub of activity as local farmers unveil their treasure trove of organic delights to eager customers. Situated 21 km away from the city of Dharwad lying between the Dharwad and Goa inter-state highway,