Imagine your child stepping into a classroom every day, not to learn, but to memorize. No space to question, create, or dream. Just pages to recite, exams to pass, and a future that looks exactly like the past.
For millions of children in rural India, this isn’t a hypothetical. It’s their reality.

• Only 25% of rural India is digitally literate.
• Critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity? Absent from most curriculums.
• A system built on rote learning is failing an entire generation.

But one person decided to rewrite this story. At just 24, Vandana walked away from a secure job to create Rang Kaarwaan; a movement that uses art and education to spark creativity, confidence, and change in Champawat’s marginalized communities. What started as a tiny library is now a thriving hub of theatre, storytelling, and life-changing dialogue.

The Impact So Far:

• 6,000+ lives transformed through interactive education.
• 500+ women empowered via self-help groups and theatre.
• 60 youth trained as educators and community leaders.
• 45 gender advocates breaking societal norms.
• 3,000 adolescents equipped with life skills for a brighter future.

Vandana and her team are proving that education isn’t just about textbooks; it’s about empowerment. It’s about ensuring every child, no matter where they’re born, has the right to think, to question, and to create.
Every book that’s opened, every play that’s performed, and every mind that dares to question brings India closer to a future where knowledge is a right, not a privilege. So here’s your chance to be a part of it.

Will you stand on the sidelines, or will you be the reason more children get the education they deserve?