Alok is a passionate advocate for rural development and local governance, residing in Sitamarhi, Bihar. With a deep interest in understanding the cultural, political, and ecological significance of rural India, Alok has dedicated his efforts to empowering local communities and asserting the relevance of grassroots governance. Inspired by the Anna Hazare Movement, he made a significant career shift from engineering to community engagement, where he designed a learning journey focused on understanding the realities faced by rural populations.
Priyanka Kumari is a dedicated youth community leader and advocate for women's empowerment based in Sitamarhi, Bihar. As the first woman in her family to complete her 10th-grade education, Priyanka has always been driven by a desire to create opportunities for herself and others. Her educational journey led her to Miranda House at Delhi University, where she was inspired by the culture of freedom and empowerment for women.
Shivam Kumar is a dedicated wildlife conservationist and passionate advocate for biodiversity based in Rohtas, Bihar. With a background in Mathematics, Shivam initially pursued a career in banking but made a pivotal decision to redirect his efforts towards wildlife conservation after witnessing the cruelty and neglect faced by animals. This life-altering experience ignited his commitment to protecting wildlife and promoting environmental awareness.
Sangam Kumari, is a young and enthusiastic environmental advocate from Jamui, Bihar, with a deep-rooted connection to her agricultural heritage. Coming from a farming family in Simultala, Sangam has witnessed firsthand the impacts of climate change on her community, including rising temperatures and changing weather patterns. She has actively participated in initiatives aimed at conserving natural resources and empowering local farmers to adopt sustainable agricultural methods.
Shivani Kumari is a passionate advocate for sustainable agriculture and women's empowerment, hailing from Jamui, Bihar. Growing up in Bokaro, Jharkhand, she witnessed the adverse effects of industrialization on rural communities, including pollution and health issues. This experience ignited her commitment to promoting sustainable farming practices and improving the livelihoods of marginalised communities, particularly women.
