ChangeMaker

Highlights In the field of education, groundbreaking changes often stem from innovative approaches and steadfast commitment. Among those driving such transformations is IAS Aditya Ranjan, presently holding the position of State Project Director of Education for the Government of Jharkhand. With prior achievements in initiatives like DEGS and Project Rail, Mr. Ranjan has embarked on …

Transforming Education in Jharkhand, One School at a Time Read More »

Highlights In the corridors of justice and social change, there are individuals whose dedication and innovative approaches bring hope and transformation to society. IPS Richa Tomar, a 2016 batch officer, is a shining example of the same. Her relentless efforts have not only cracked sensational blind and rape-murder cases but have also pioneered community policing …

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Highlights In a unique initiative, 2012 batch IPS officer Karanraj Singh Vaghela, Superintendent of Police (SP) of Valsad, Gujarat, has taken a significant step towards empowering tribal youth in the district. Recognizing the challenges faced by tribal students in accessing quality coaching for competitive exams, Mr. Vaghela launched a special coaching program specifically designed for …

More Than Just Coaching: Valsad Initiative Empowers Tribal Youth Through Education Read More »

Highlights Forests play a crucial role in sustaining life on Earth, providing vital resources such as clean air, water, and habitat for countless species. However, unsustainable exploitation of forests for fuel, timber, agricultural expansion, and uneven grazing has led to deforestation, biodiversity loss, and adverse impacts on local communities. In response, the concept of eco-development …

This IFS Officer’s Eco Development Promotes Sustainable Livelihood With Conserving Biodiversity  Read More »

Highlights Pattan (district Baramulla), known as the ‘Rajasthan of Kashmir’, has been struggling with a water crisis for many years. In several villages, residents, particularly women, would travel 1-2 kilometers daily to fetch water from ponds or the local river. Due to this issue, people were hesitant to marry their daughters in these villages. The …

Ending Decades of Thirst: Pattan’s Water Revolution Read More »