By Babu Palani Tamil Nadu occupies a unique position within India’s federal political system. For more than a century, the state’s political discourse has been characterized by an enduring engagement with social reform, representation, and welfare-oriented governance. While electoral politics remains important, the broader political evolution of Tamil Nadu has
Peace is Desired by All; Trust is Missing Between Communities: Reflections from Manipur By Mathew Mattam I travelled to Manipur to engage with young people in a five-day residential peacebuilding program. Like many visitors to the state, I arrived carrying reports, statistics, and media narratives about conflict. I left with
This article presents the transformation journey of Nyalkal Primary Health Centre in Telangana. Wasim Shaikh explains how inadequate infrastructure and sanitation facilities affected healthcare delivery at the PHC and how the WASH in Health Facilities Project, helped address these challenges. The article highlights the improvements made, the positive impact on
Why Peacebuilding Matters for me: Reflections from the Peace Builders Training. By Priya Khadka, Team Lead Youth4Peace, Pune On 4–5 June 2026, I joined the Peace Builders Training of Trainers (ToT) at the Youth Resource Centre, Pune, with curiosity and a desire to learn. I left the training with something
Manipur’s Challenges and the Path Towards Lasting Peace By Mathew Mattam Manipur stands at a critical crossroads in its history. Once celebrated for its rich composite culture, harmonious coexistence, and unique blend of ethnic and religious traditions, the state today faces profound social, political, and humanitarian challenges. The violence that
By Mathew Mattam, Chairperson, YEFi, India. In the narrow lanes of Imphal and in the small market centers scattered across Manipur’s hills and valleys, thousands of nano and micro-enterprises have long served as the backbone of local livelihoods. They are not large factories or corporate businesses. They are family-run handloom
By Babu Palani Tamil Nadu occupies a unique position within India’s federal political system. For more than a century, the state’s political discourse has been characterized by an enduring engagement with social reform, representation, and welfare-oriented governance. While electoral politics remains important, the broader political evolution of Tamil Nadu has
Peace is Desired by All; Trust is Missing Between Communities: Reflections from Manipur By Mathew Mattam I travelled to Manipur to engage with young people in a five-day residential peacebuilding program. Like many visitors to the state, I arrived carrying reports, statistics, and media narratives about conflict. I left with
This article presents the transformation journey of Nyalkal Primary Health Centre in Telangana. Wasim Shaikh explains how inadequate infrastructure and sanitation facilities affected healthcare delivery at the PHC and how the WASH in Health Facilities Project, helped address these challenges. The article highlights the improvements made, the positive impact on
Why Peacebuilding Matters for me: Reflections from the Peace Builders Training. By Priya Khadka, Team Lead Youth4Peace, Pune On 4–5 June 2026, I joined the Peace Builders Training of Trainers (ToT) at the Youth Resource Centre, Pune, with curiosity and a desire to learn. I left the training with something
Manipur’s Challenges and the Path Towards Lasting Peace By Mathew Mattam Manipur stands at a critical crossroads in its history. Once celebrated for its rich composite culture, harmonious coexistence, and unique blend of ethnic and religious traditions, the state today faces profound social, political, and humanitarian challenges. The violence that
By Mathew Mattam, Chairperson, YEFi, India. In the narrow lanes of Imphal and in the small market centers scattered across Manipur’s hills and valleys, thousands of nano and micro-enterprises have long served as the backbone of local livelihoods. They are not large factories or corporate businesses. They are family-run handloom
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