Samajik Nyaya Charcha

I always come here thinking that I will be inspired and I will be excited. I have gone like 100x of what I came in with.

When we meet we are able to identify areas where we can leverage on, where we can develop synergies and where we can also have partnerships.

Conversations are important. India is a land of sambal and particularly when you have different points of view, all engaging respectfully and politely with each other.

I suddenly get a lot of energy sitting in these sessions. It just lets you step back and realise some of the problems that we are facing as India and the work that we need to do.

Conversations like charcha are important because they bring all stakeholders together & begin an honest dialogue on how we can come together and solve some of the biggest problems in India to move the country forward.

The more we converse, the more we connect, the better it is for each one of us and the better it is for the billions of citizens we are all trying to serve.

Charcha is really important because we need to bring different actors together – what I call the “unusual actors.” They generally do not come together to share what they are doing and learn from each other.

It was a pleasure and a delight for me to participate in charcha and interact with key stakeholders contributing towards resilient livelihoods for all.