When rural India becomes family
Updated On: 10 October, 2015 08:27 AM IST | | Dipanjan Sinha
A journalist and engineer pair quits work to hit the road. After two years of travel across rural India, they will launch a project next week to crowdfund initiatives that improve the lives of those they write about

Bangalore residents
At a time when our attention is increasingly shifting from the rural to urban milieu, journalist, Akshatha Shetty, and an engineer-filmmaker, Piyush Goswami, in Bengaluru quit their jobs and sold all they owned to travel across rural India.

These children are from Sardarpura, in Rajasthan. Here, people don’t have any regular source of income apart from agriculture. The village lacks basic infrastructure and the only hospital is dysfunctional. The condition of the schools, are abysmal with little scope for the children to compete at higher levels. Pic courtesy/ Piyush Goswami


