Jharkhand own implementation endline_Sambodhi
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I describe myself in three words: Curious, Collaborative, and Storyteller. Curious because I view myself as a continuous learner, always keen to know more about topics that catch my fancy, across science and technology, sport, society, and nature. Collaborative because I believe the whole is greater than the sum of its parts, and I work
From boardrooms to farms: My 18 months as an IAF fellow in Karnataka Read More »
India has become remarkably good at moving things across distance. Money moves instantly through UPI. Groceries arrive at doorsteps in minutes. Government benefits reach villages digitally. Yet, there is surprisingly one simple thing that still struggles to reach millions of Indians: a basic pair of glasses. As more Indians enter their late 30s, presbyopia —
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How do aspirations evolve among rural women facing poverty and inequality? This study explores livelihoods, self-help groups, education, and women’s economic empowerment in India.
Rural Women, Livelihoods, and the Power of Aspiration Read More »
Insights into sustaining impact beyond the initial intervention.
Becoming someone: Can aspirations shape economic empowerment for rural women? Read More »
Shrinath Honnavalli is the founder of Trawello Healthcare and a Fellow of the Indian Administrative Fellowship, placed with the Department of Health & Family Welfare, Government of Karnataka. With experience across healthcare innovation, product development, and digital health systems, he works at the intersection of technology, governance, and public service to strengthen healthcare delivery at scale.
Inside India’s Public Health System: Reflections From an Indian Administrative Fellow Read More »
Prashant Jha is a Fellow of the Indian Administrative Fellowship, placed with the Government of Jharkhand in the Finance and Industries Department. He brings over 20 years of experience in corporate finance, business development, and leadership, and is committed to working at the intersection of private sector agility and public sector impact.
From boardrooms to secretariats: 18 months that reshaped my understanding of leadership Read More »
The Digital Naukri Challenge yesterday named four finalists who will each aim to place 5,000+ women in flexible digital jobs over the next nine months, with a collective target of enabling 30,000+ digital livelihood opportunities. B2R Technologies, Futwork, Karya, and Myna Mahila Foundation were announced at a Bengaluru event, and each received milestone grants of ₹35 lakh to fund their next stage of growth.