Pesticides are generally the first option for farmers when managing pests, but this reality is negated by the Tiwa Community of FARM Northeast program. The Tiwa community Kekuragaon village under the Hatbor Panchayat in the Nagaon district, defies the conventional approach to pest management. Comprising 130 families, this community has long championed natural and organic farming practices, steering clear of chemical inputs to nurture their crops

In a heartening display of youthful engagement, members of the "Mukti Child Club" from Hotnagar village, enrolled in the Surokhit Shaishav program, presented their demands to Mr. Priyank Kanoongo, the Chairperson of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR). The children, driven by a vision for positive community change, identified key issues affecting their lives and actively sought solutions during the NCPCR bench sitting at

Eyesight is the most dominant of our senses and plays a critical role in every facet and stage of our lives. However, the loss of eyesight casts a profound shadow, imposing restrictions on the acquisition of vital skills, hindering daily activities, and denying access to education, skill development, and job placements. This deprivation often leads to social exclusion, resulting in diminished self-esteem and confidence, coupled with the pervasive

In a significant stride towards transparency and accountability, Caritas India presented its two-year report at the 36th General Body Meeting of The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India (CBCI) held at St John's Medical College in Bangalore. The meeting, which commenced on January 31 and is scheduled to conclude on February 7, has brought together over 190 bishops from across the country to deliberate on critical issues facing the Church and society

In the stunning landscapes of Meghalaya, where rich biodiversity and vibrant culture mesmerize people, a simple yet remarkable journey unfolds of millet cultivation that transcends boundaries and transforms lives. From the humble endeavors of 22 households, the narrative blossoms into a transformative movement embraced by 356 households, all thanks to the unwavering support of Caritas India's FARM Program. This is a tale of green shoots, golden grains,

The National Girl Child Day, commemorated on the 24th of January, serves as an imperative reminder of the persisting gender inequalities in Indian society and culture. The day is not merely a symbolic gesture but a dedicated effort to raise awareness about the rights of the girl child, emphasizing the crucial areas of education, health, and nutrition. Aligned with governmental campaigns like ‘Beti Bachao Beti Padhao’ and ‘Save the Girl Child’,

Disha Sharma, a resilient 25-year-old woman from Ajmer district, Rajasthan, emerged triumphant in her journey towards enhanced social inclusion and a better quality of life through the transformative efforts of the Caritas India Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) program. Identified as a person with a moderate intellectual disability, Disha's life took a positive turn five years ago when the CBR team recognized her needs. Coming from a family of

In the rural village of Dharmapur - III in the Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh, a new league of smallholder farmers is forging a path of financial prosperity through collective farming, a strategy employed to safeguard their local identity against encroaching agribusinesses. This innovative approach not only addresses individual farming challenges but establishes a sustainable income source, strengthening both the farmers and their families