stories. By Sanjna Sudan   “How did they even think about it? To have the courage to bring something like this to India” asked a neatly dressed McPherlain Chisenga Chungu, an undergraduate student from Zambia. Chungu is

help students out. By Sanjna Sudan   ‘Well, this is it. I really like doing it.’ I texted my friend after I returned from Prof. Nayan Chanda’s class where students had a heated discussion about ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and

refreshing exercise,” said Sanjna Sudan, an alum and Fellow, Class of 2015.   Over the course of the year, along with the established courses like “Makers of Modern India”, Economics and “Political Development of India’s Economy”,

28th January By Sanjna Sudan “How did they even think about it? To have the courage to bring something like this to India” asked a neatly dressed McPherlain Chisenga Chungu, an undergraduate student from Zambia. Chungu is one

development. By Sanjna Sudan   “Even when it is dark here, the sun is shining on the other side of the Earth. The sun shines all the time, even though we never notice it is working…”   Three young men read these lines

and Storytelling workshop by Sanjna Sudan, Deputy Manager, Communication and Media Relations exposed participants to cartooning as a form of narrative.   The Philosophy Workshops were conducted by Sahil Bhargava, Aditya Khemka, Mathura

Ashoka University. By Sanjna Sudan   The last day of January this year was a much awaited day for founders, students, academia and Young India Fellows at Ashoka University. Years of paper-work, planning and networking finally culminated

and biscuits. By Sanjna Sudan   “How did they even think about it? To have the courage to bring something like this to India” asked a neatly dressed McPherlain Chisenga Chungu, an undergraduate student from Zambia. Chungu is