“Every Constitution is tested not only inside courtrooms, but also on the streets where ordinary citizens wait to be heard.” The Story Written By Rahat Ali When the Roads Became Their Address “Every Constitution is tested not only...
A Fictional Story from The Uncommon Stories of India Written By Rahat Ali Disclaimer: This is a fictional story inspired by the aspirations of millions of students across India. It is not based on a verified historical event...
Written By Rahat Ali “True education is not measured by the marks a student scores, but by the problems they learn to solve for society.” Said By Rahat There are few individuals whose lives become larger than the...
Inspired by the case study prepared by Dr. Shalu Bharadwaj (Uttar Pradesh). Once upon a time, in a modest town tucked away in the heart of Uttar Pradesh, where narrow lanes echoed with the laughter of children and...
The Uncommon Story: The Question No One Could Answer . Written By Rahat Ali This morning, somewhere in Rajasthan, the sun rose just as it always does. Birds sang, schools opened their gates, parents rushed to work, children...
Written By Reefat Farooq (Lovely Professional University) During my internship with the TUCSI Foundation, I had the opportunity to conduct field research in slum settlements across Jammu City during one of the hottest periods of the summer. My...
The Uncommon People: When the Sky Refused to Stop Crying: Written By Rahat Ali The first drops of rain brought hope. Farmers looked towards the sky with gratitude, children laughed as they danced barefoot on village roads, and...
A Roof of Hope: The Silent Struggle of Sohan Lal : Written By Rahat Ali “The true measure of a society is not how it treats the powerful, but how it stands beside those who have been left...
An Uncommon Story of Silence, Childhood and the Search for Justice Written By Rahat Ali There is a school bag that has not moved for months.It still hangs from the same hook near the bedroom door. The zipper...
Main sirf doctor ban kar desh ki seva karna chahta tha… Written By Rahat Ali “Meri galti kya thi?” Yeh chaar shabd us purani diary ke pehle panne par likhe the. Diary par dhool jam chuki thi. Kuch...