India's 73rd Constitutional Amendment (1992) reserved one-third of seats in rural Panchayati Raj institutions for women. Over 1.4 million women now hold …
Bengaluru-based Thinkerbell Labs built Annie, an audio-guided, self-correcting braille teaching device that lets blind and low-vision students learn independently. Deployed in over …
Since 2008, Digital Green has trained community mediators to produce and screen localised farming videos, reaching 2.3 million+ farmers across 10 countries …
Government-backed Indian digital library giving people with print disabilities free access to accessible-format books. Launched 2016 with 200,000+ titles; by its third …
Since 2008, Delhi's Azad Foundation has trained 6,000+ marginalised women as taxi, delivery and two-wheeler drivers, placing 4,500+ in paid transport jobs …
Since 2008, Barefoot College in Tilonia, India has trained over 1,700 rural, often illiterate, women from 96 countries as solar engineers, electrifying …
India's national rural digital literacy scheme trained 63.9 million people across 81,930 centres in 22 Indian languages, equipping one member per rural …
An adaptive learning system rigorously evaluated by MIT's J-PAL: students gained 2–2.5× the control group's progress in maths and language in ~4.5 …
India's 2005 Hindu Succession Amendment gave daughters equal birthright to ancestral property. Studies show gains in inheritance, schooling and marriage age, but …
SEWA, founded in Ahmedabad in 1972, is the world's largest trade union of informal-sector women. With 3.7 million members across 20 Indian …
India's MeitY-run BHASHINI mission gives citizens AI speech/text translation across 22 languages, embedded in e-Shram, Defence Production and Parliament portals and the …
Tata Trusts and Google India's Internet Saathi programme trained close to 60,000 rural women as digital-literacy trainers ('saathis'), reaching over 20 million …
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