The importance of being Ela Bhatt

<ul><li>She cared most about women who she found working hard, and yet unrecognised, invisible. Her movement has now, 50 years, after it started, been taken up by young people who are taking it forward to change millions more lives.</li></ul>

In Indian cities, the quest for dignity

Many cities still subscribe to an unhelpful policy which enjoins that the people living in “unauthorised” colonies are not eligible to get water and sanitation from the city, although they are “authorised” citizens, holding ration cards, working in the city and contributing to its economy.

Women: The invisible face of hunger

The lockdown has left poor women with no support. Extend help, reach the most vulnerable

Renana Jhabvala

The importance of being Ela Bhatt

In Indian cities, the quest for dignity

Women: The invisible face of hunger