These stories capture the impact of the work done by HOPE foundation', a non-profit organisation working across India in education, health, care and livelihood, to improve the lives of under-privileged communities.

These stories document the impact of Sense India's work helping children and adults with deafblindness live with dignity through education, care and livelihood.

Funded by the European Union, the project was a pilot initiative on community water resource and sanitation management in 57 villages in the three Indian states of Gujarat, Telangana and Karnataka.

Centre for Civil Society (CCS), a public policy think-tank on education and livelihood, needed a comprehensive toolkit for their flagship program, 'Vikalp', to help government, private and non-government agencies to implement the program on their own.

Presenting two examples of my work in developing successful fundraising pitches for two organisations working for completely different causes

The campaign developed for rural villages in Gujarat, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand, had to be adapted for North East India, where local realities are vastly different from rest of the country. Based on findings from an evaluation of the campaign, conducted through field visits, focus group discussions and interviews, I penned the final report with recommendations and developed the new character sketch - the 'local face' of the new campaign.

Featuring the stories of 75 tasar farmers in remote villages spread across the Indian states of Jharkhand and Bihar, this coffee table book illustrated the transformation of rural livelihoods under the Central Government’s Special SGSY Tasar Project.

My work involved rewriting and editing of the content for the website to maximise its appeal among the target audience (young working mothers and parents). The language was simple, clear and in an active voice which addressed the target audience directly. The overall tone was conversational and a little playful, keeping in mind the appeal of the product (ready-to-eat baby food). The information presented was crisp yet without compromising on vital pieces of info that customers needed to know. I also contributed with inputs on the site's information architecture towards effectiveness, dynamism and ease of navigation.

These pieces from the December 2015 issue of 'Talk Sikkim', gives a glimpse into my work as the magazine's features editor, a role which saw me not only edit and rewrite copy but also identify likely profiles and stories, build content, including interviews (the cover story on Studio MAATO was conceptualised and written by me).

Cover story-feature on Sikkimese novelist and conservation architect, Chetan Raj Shrestha and his debut release 'The King's Harvest: Two Novellas' which won the Tata Literature Live! First Book Award 2013