India, with just 2.41% of the world's land area, shoulders the responsibility of providing sustenance for over 18% of the global population. A substantial part of this duty falls on the shoulders of rural India, where agriculture and allied activities are the primary source of livelihood. While India's agricultural contributions to the economy have been steadily increasing, challenges persist, particularly in rural areas. The lack of information

As the specter of disaster loomed over the serene landscapes of Kalimpong and Sikkim, Caritas India swiftly sprung into action, extending its compassionate hand to the flood-stricken communities. The deluge, triggered by the Teesta River's tumultuous rise following a Glacial Lake outburst in Sikkim on October 4th, left in its wake a trail of devastation.  Nearly 60,000 individuals bore the brunt of nature's fury, but amid the chaos, Caritas India,

In a profound effort to enhance the lives of persons with disabilities, Caritas India's Community-Based Rehabilitation program has spearheaded the distribution of assistive devices, ushering in a new era of empowerment for 123 beneficiaries. These vital assistive devices, obtained through the generous support of Voice of the Specially Abled People (VOSAP) and Flexmotive, have not only improved mobility but have also sparked increased socialization

Ms. Stephanie Heighes, program coordinator from Caritas Australia embarked on a three-day field visit to Chhattisgarh, India, to gain firsthand experience and insight into the initiatives supported by Caritas Australia. This visit aimed to assess the progress of the projects, understand the challenges on the ground and strengthen the collaboration between Caritas Australia and Caritas India. During her visit to the Khushaal Bachpan project location

Beronica's life had taken a tragic turn when she lost her husband, leaving her completely alone in the world. With no children or family to lean on, she found herself in a daunting position. The absence of her relatives and family members left her in a state of profound loneliness and depression. But she was determined to rise above her circumstances and forge a path towards self-sufficiency. Fate had bestowed upon Beronica a valuable gift in the

Hira Oraon and Lal Dev Tana Bhagat embody the resilience and determination of countless small-holder farmers who have embraced millet cultivation as a means to transform their lives. Their journey of revitalizing millet farming is a testament to the impact of Caritas India's Gram Nirman program, which seeks to foster inclusive socio-economic development for marginalized communities, particularly among Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes. The program

The U3 program, driven by its mission to foster self-sustaining climate-resilient and adaptive agriculture and livelihoods through community-owned processes, has been a lifeline for the marginalized and differently-abled, much like Tepru Soren and his family. Tepru Soren resides in the serene village of Lahanda, nestled in the heart of Rampur GP within the Raiganj Block of Uttar Dinajpur District. His family comprises two children, a boy and a girl,

In a country where agriculture has been the backbone of communities for generations, a growing concern is now casting its shadow over its future. The younger generation, who once followed in the footsteps of their parents as farmers, are increasingly turning away from agriculture as a viable career choice. This shift poses a significant threat to the food security of the nation, as well as the cultural and economic fabric of rural communities. Jiten