Until 2016, Kandalei, a small hamlet just 15 kilometers from the state capital, was a forgotten corner of the world. It was a place where time seemed to stand still, with the tribal families living there deprived of basic amenities like electricity, road connectivity, schooling, and clean drinking water. Despite its proximity to the capital, Kandalei was a stark symbol of neglect, a reminder of the deep social and economic disparities that continue to exist in India. A Hamlet Rooted in History, Yet Forgotten Kandalei’s history traces back to…
From Darkness to Light: The Activist Who Transformed Kandalei’s Destiny
