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NYU to Offer Course on Trans, Queer ‘Approaches to Domesticity’

Pollution · Delhi

NYU to Offer Course on Trans, Queer ‘Approaches to Domesticity’

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‘Families are not social experiments,’ conservative advocate says New York University is offering a class on transgender and queer “approaches to domesticity” for the fall 2025 semester. The course description poses the question, “Is home always cis and straight?” One conservative advocate told The Fix the course’s content is “worse than claiming 2 + 2 = 5.” Students will “critically engage… Source See the Story

Why many marginalised students can’t access scholarships

Education · Nashik

Why many marginalised students can’t access scholarships

Each year, hundreds of government and private scholarships are announced across India to make education more accessible to students from economically or socially disadvantaged communities. But how many of these actually reach the students who need them the most? To explore this question, the Youth Dreamers Foundation (YDF) conducted a survey in 2023 with 102 current and former scholarship recipients from states such as Bihar, Maharashtra, Punjab…Read Article

What’s behind the drying taps in urban India?

Delhi, India · Delhi

What’s behind the drying taps in urban India?

As the summer intensifies, turning on a tap is no longer a mundane routine across India’s smaller cities1—it has become a moment of uncertainty. In some neighbourhoods, water flows regularly, even abundantly. In others, however, residents wait three to five days, adjust to midnight supply slots, or rely entirely on borewells and tankers. In Parasia, a town in Madhya Pradesh’s Chhindwara district, residents get water once every five to seven days…Read Article

Building team culture isn't optional

Failure is an inevitable part of leadership. In the social sector, where the work is deeply personal and mission-driven, failure can feel especially difficult. We often talk about it in terms of scaling impact, policy missteps, or funding challenges. But what about the failures we don’t discuss enough—the quieter, more subtle ones that have far-reaching implications for not only individuals but also organisations and teams. This is an account of…India · India Read Article

FAB Just Got ‘FAB-Er’, More Hospitable and More Inclusive

INTERNATIONAL. The Moodie Davitt Report is proud to release further details of the 2026 edition of The Airport Food & Beverage (FAB) + Hospitality Conference & Awards, which will for the first time embrace our new ‘Airport Hospitality World’ title dedicated to lounges and all related airport hospitality services. FAB 2026 will take on an extended form, featuring an exhibition and the ultimate one-stop airport hospitality and food & beverage conf…Bengaluru · Bengaluru See the Story

(Development) Practice what you preach

Picture courtesy: Ishwar SinghPicture courtesy: Ishwar Singh Read Article

What the new FCRA amendments mean

The Ministry of Home Affairs has amended the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Rules, 2011 via a notification dated May, 26, 2025.The amendments refer to more detailed financial disclosures, and compliances related to publication-related activities by nonprofits.Specifically, these amendments pertain to additional disclosure of information in the following online forms: FC-3A: The online form for application for registration under FCRA FC-3B: Th…India · India Read Article

Why administrative data matters

Across India, state government departments are at the forefront of improving human capabilities through education, health, and nutrition programmes. Their ability to do so effectively depends on administrative (or admin) data1 collected and maintained by their staff. This data is collected as part of regular operations and informs both day-to-day decision-making and long-term policy. While policymaking can draw on (reasonably reliable) sample su…Health · India Read Article

The long-term effects of trust-based philanthropy

In recent years, a number of nonprofit organisations have received large, unrestricted grants from American philanthropist MacKenzie Scott. Her approach marks a clear departure from traditional philanthropy, offering flexible funding that recipients can used in whatever ways they feel would best support their work, with no application or reporting requirements. To understand the longer-term effects of MacKenzie Scott’s giving, the Center for Eff…MacKenzie Scott · India Read Article

In Tripura, youth aspirations get lost in translation

Tripura’s 2016 literacy assessment survey recorded a state literacy rate of 97.22 percent—the highest in India. However, a breakdown of this data to understand Tripura’s education infrastructure and post-education employment opportunities reveals a far more complex picture. As a young graduate who studied and is now employed in Tripura, I have come to realise that finding quality educational institutions and jobs in different sectors is a chall…Agartala · Agartala Read Article

Sikkim Marks Last King's Anniversary, Honours Dewan Nari Rustomji’s Legacy

Gangtok: Sikkim celebrated the 102nd birth anniversary of its last King, Chogyal Palden Thondup Namgyal, with a special exhibition and book launch honouring his close friendship with former Dewan of Sikkim, Nari K. Rustomji. The event, held at the Namgyal Institute of Tibetology in Gangtok, featured Governor Om Prakash Mathur as chief guest, alongside family […] The post Sikkim marks last King’s anniversary, honours Dewan Nari Rustomji’s Legacy …Books · Gangtok See the Story

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