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Behind effective social protection frameworks are teams that can navigate systems, work closely with governments, and stay focused on delivery. You can be part of such a team. If this interests you apply now: indusaction.zohorecruit.com/jobs/Careers #IndusAction #SocialProtection #HiringNow

Under the Young India Fellowship, hosted by Ashoka University, 4 exceptional fellows collaborated with Indus Action as part of the Experiential Learning Module. They undertook a 3-day field immersion in Chhattisgarh and engaged with 50+ workers across labour chowks and canteens.

Moments that Matter approach focuses on critical life cycle junctures, where social protection can make the greatest difference in strengthening resilience. To understand this better, listen to Rahul K Sharma, Director, Impact and Learning. Read more: indusaction.org/wp-content/upl…

Our team members Shatavisha Banerjee and Anushka Rose travelled to Siwan and Darbhanga as part of the Bihar Migration Study. They interacted with around 30 overseas and interstate migrant workers, listening to their migration journeys, challenges, and support systems.

Our team members Chitra Rawat, Niyoshi Parekh, and Devaki attended the consultation on “Strengthening Accountability Systems: Reflections, Innovations and Collective Action” at National Law School , Bengaluru, talking about our work in strengthening social protection system.

Read “No shade, no security: The crisis at Delhi’s labour chowks,” where Dr. Harshil Sharma,& Umang Kamra, examine the conditions workers face at labour chowks: idronline.org/article/liveli…

Families in India’s informal economy face moments like childbirth, illness, old age when vulnerability increases. Through our Moments that Matter study with workers, we explore how households cope and how social protection can respond better. Read:
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The Women in GovTech Challenge is a 6–8 week int’l learning and mentorship programme by GovStack, led by GIZ, empowering women at the intersection of technology, and public policy. We are excited that our team members, Shatavisha, Chitra and Anushka, will be part of this journey.

An accident ended Brahm Prakash’s construction work, disappearing his family’s primary source of income. Access to social protection helped Brahm Prakash rebuild steady source of income. At Indus Action, we are committed to strengthening access to social protection entitlements.

We are working closely with the Dept of Social Justice & Empowerment, Rajasthan to strengthen access to scholarships and social security for citizens. As an intern, you will be part of our core program team translating policy into action. Send your CV to:s.prema@indusaction.org

Deeply encouraged by the response to the Phule Ambedkar Fellowship 2026–27. 500+ applications from across the country, all committed to strengthening public systems and governance. Together, we continue to strengthen the social protection system.

At Indus Action, we are hiring leaders who can strengthen social protection delivery and ensure public systems work effectively for families. To apply and know more about the roles: indusaction.zohorecruit.com/jobs/Careers #NowHiring #LeadershipRoles #HiringAlert #PublicPolicy #SocialSectorJobs

A few days ago, our management team hit pause to come together for a session on team bonding, culture, and gearing up for the final 50 days of the financial year. Facilitated by the Co.labx team, the session challenged us to think differently about performance and process.

What comes under social protection? And how are different needs addressed through schemes versus Acts? In this episode, Chitra Rawat speaks with Tarun Cherukuri about how social protection works across the life cycle. Watch the complete episode now: youtu.be/Wz-ODmRGQaU?si…

We’re excited to share that Dr. Harshil Sharma, Director – Government Relations, Indus Action, will be speaking at the session on "Social Empowerment via AI Accessibility". 🗓️ 17th February, 2026 | 15:30 – 17:00 📍 Hall No. 5 (First floor), Conference Room 1, Bharat Mandapam

We’re glad to share Kritika Sangani, Chief of Staff at Indus Action, will be part of the leadership panel on AI for Economic Growth & Social Good. 📅 Friday, 20th February, 2026 ⏰ 12:30 PM 📍 Chanakya Auditorium, Sushma Swaraj Bhawan, New Delhi Join Us: forms.zohopublic.com/THub/form/RSVP…

During a recent field visit to Bihar, our team members Namrita Mishra and Violet Duttson met with the Labour Superintendent and Labour Enforcement Officer of Vaishali district. Together, they reviewed the Pravasi Kamgar app. #IndusAction #SocialProtection #FieldVisit #Rights

In Dinesh Biwaji Ashtikar vs. State of Maharashtra & Ors., the Supreme Court reaffirmed that Section 12(1)(c) of the RTE Act is a constitutional pathway toward equity, and integration. Read Karthika Annamalai’s latest article to know more: linkedin.com/pulse/january-… #IndusAction

At the OpenAI Workshop, conducted in partnership with Karya and held across four locations in India, Tarun Cherukuri, Founder and CEO of Indus Action, joined a panel discussion focused on the use of AI in the social impact space. #IndusAction #SocialProtection #OpenAI #NonProfits

Our research on construction workers’ validation protocols was presented by Dr. Harshil Sharma at the 66th Indian Society of Labour Economics Conference at Symbiosis, Pune. The paper is co-authored with Umang Kamra. #IndusAction #SocialProtection #Conference #ConstructionWorkers