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

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

Abhay Jain shares how community action, legal advocacy and creative interventions can make justice real beyond the courtroom.

A Newslaundry report traces how displacement from Madhav National Park pushed Sahariya families into deadly stone-quarry work.

A profile of Zenith’s backpack lawyering with Sahariya communities, led by Abhay Jain and Swapnil Shukla across villages in Shivpuri.

Sahariya families were forced to declare poverty publicly for welfare, prompting Zenith to challenge the practice before the NHRC.

The crises facing the Sahariya that make our work necessary.

Why we exist and what we’re trying to change.

Twenty-five years after relocation, 39 Sahariya families in Naya Balarpur still await promised farmland, compensation and rehabilitation.

Sahariya wall art uses geometric patterns, animals and natural pigments to express spirituality, daily life and ties to nature.

Harendra Khandel’s winter farming season reveals the debt, crop loss, delayed support and relentless labour behind survival on the land.

Principles guiding our approach to community-led change.

An interactive presentation that visualises the Sahariya reality as it exists today, and how we believe it can change.

Sahariya homes reveal generations of adaptation, from forest-built shelters and shared living to permanent housing shaped by public schemes.

Displaced Sahariya families in Amdar Colony sustain a years-long fight for safe water, basic services and accountable public institutions.

Ramlakhan Sahariya recalls childhood in Gokulpur, shaped by family labour, migration, village games and a determined pursuit of education.