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A film on how civil society organisations help communities claim rights, navigate legal systems and make justice accessible in practice.

Shailendra leaves a demanding Mumbai legal career to support land-rights cases and build community-focused services in Gwalior.

After a serious accident, community worker Anjani Dubey rebuilds her confidence and helps families claim vital entitlements.

A guide to Chaupar, a traditional Sahariya strategy game played with hand-drawn boards and pieces made from natural materials.

Zenith Society joins 600 justice changemakers at the Justicemakers Mela in Bhopal to reimagine legal clinics and explore collaboration.

Rati’s village is devastated by heavy rain, forcing the 12-year-old to leave school and rebuild her family’s mud home before winter.

After flooding ruins her father’s rice crop, student Ragini faces uncertain school fees and a threatened dream of becoming a doctor.

Heavy rain destroys 26 Rudrapura homes, damaging crops and documents as families await relief, rehabilitation and secure shelter.

After her husband’s death, Neeta secures a widow’s pension, educates her children and rebuilds a stable life with community support.

Devi recounts surviving child marriage, violence and repeated displacement before finding safer work and a supportive community in Malanpur.

Abhay Jain discusses legal awareness, access to justice and community-led change through Zenith’s work with Sahariya communities.

A profile of legal scholar Shamnad Basheer’s legacy, traced through Zenith’s work on dignity, ecology and social justice in Shivpuri.

Mohanpur Pahadiya residents walk two kilometres for water, facing discrimination and repeated broken promises from public authorities.

A Malanpur campaign helps 600 migrant workers pursue identity documents and entitlements through local volunteers and community support.

Sangeeta reflects on surviving child marriage, finding dignity in community work and helping her daughters challenge patriarchy.

In Aamdar Colony, unsafe quarry work, silicosis and displacement shape daily life as the Sahariya community seeks rights and safer futures.