In Khadiya village, in Uttar Pradesh’s Kasganj district, a small act of governance created a big shift for inclusion. When local schools refused to admit Khushboo, a blind student, the Gram Panchayat brought her back into the classroom, making inclusion a shared community responsibility.
In Uttar Pradesh’s Alipur Gram Panchayat, a young ward member stepped forward to connect an elderly woman with essential eye care, showing how responsive local governance can vitally improve lives.
In Madanayakanahalli Gram Panchayat, residents, ward members, and community groups came together to secure clean drinking water for schools and anganwadis. With Anode Governance Lab’s support, they worked with teachers and parents to pass a resolution ensuring safe water access in every school and anganwadi.
