Category: JSW Foundation Fellowship

Welcoming April—the month of spring, daylight saving, and this year, Ramzan. A lot of change comes with the change of season, but just as much (if not more) remains the same; universal truths and individual traits endure the thawing of ice, longer days, and shorter nights. So, as spring comes to us with the promise of […]

In the vast landscape of social development, where the quest for gender equality and women’s empowerment often takes center stage, there exists a world far removed from the urban setup, where these ideals are not just concepts but a way of life. This world, nestled in the tribal communities of India, offers a glimpse into […]

Hello everyone! I am Ronid, JSW Foundation Fellow. Today, I’m excited to share with you the inspiring story of Raju Gurwal and his wife Sabitri ji, who faced hard times but found new paths to success. Their story is a beacon of hope, showing how communities can come together to overcome challenges. In the village […]

Struggles and dilemmas are just hardships that a person has to face across the journey of one’s life. But that becomes even more difficult when you’re trying to find a source of income for yourself and your family. Ideally, you should be assured of having some job offer on the table through campus placements when […]

The story of Nagpur’s nickname, “The Orange City”, is linked by the sweet aroma of citrus trees, the hardworking hands of farmers, and a touch of historical foresight, where we will briefly know its status from its history to the present. A Land Ripe for Opportunity: Located in the heart of the Vidarbha region of […]

Once upon a time in Kalaldham Vidyanagar, within the lively JSW Township in Vijaynagar, a magical art project unfolded – the Tree of Life. Guided by yours truly, we ventured into the enchanting world of yarn bombing, turning ordinary trees into vibrant masterpieces. But the magic didn’t stop there; this project reached across borders, connecting […]

In a thought-provoking post shared by Ian Bremmer, President of Eurasia Group, on LinkedIn on March 10th, he expressed a concern that strikes at the core of our current existential dilemma: “I fear we’re closer to making Humans into computers than making computers into Humans. This sentiment echoes loudly in today’s rapidly advancing technological landscape, […]

When I first embarked on my journey to work on rural tourism in the tribal village of Chambharshet, I was met with an entirely new concept, not just for me, but for the entire community. It was a challenging task to not only understand the intricacies myself but also to convey its essence to the […]