by Anirban Dutta | Jul 16, 2026 | Blog
The West and East can pool complementary strengths to address multi-dimensional challenges. Nerurodiverse individuals are increasingly being judged not only by clinical outcomes but by an individual’s ability to live independently, participate in society and...
by Anirban Dutta | Jul 13, 2026 | Blog
The Hollywood classic ‘Radio’ drives home a powerful message of discovery and empathy. I recently watched the film Radio on Netflix, and it left me with a quiet but deeply lasting impact. Stories centered around the lives of persons with disabilities are often handled...
by Anirban Dutta | Jan 20, 2026 | Autism, Blog, Neurodiverse Individuals
I am the father of 22-year-old girl. Deeply loving, trusting and vivacious. She also happens to be autistic. While, we feel sad that she may not be able to enjoy a ‘normal’ life leading to marriage, a regular job, family… we are also proud of her determination to...
by Keertana Madhusudhan Kashyap | May 6, 2025 | Blog, Neurodiverse Individuals
Keertana & Madhusudhan Kashyap, Proud Members of the Akshadhaa Assisted Living Community, Document Their Amazing Life Dedicated to the Nurture of Amogh. I am Keertana, Amogh’s mother. Originally, from Hospet, I worked for a brief while before taking up a...
by Anirban Dutta | Apr 14, 2025 | Blog, Neurodiverse Individuals
Strong organizational culture is the bedrock of a successful enterprise—it reflects shared values, nurtures trust, encourages collaboration, and drives a sense of purpose among employees. A good culture enables individuals in the organisation to feel safe, respected,...
by Alka Srivastava | Apr 5, 2025 | Autism, Autistic Individuals, Blog
Alka Srivastava We are parents of Vanshita, a vibrant young lady in her early thirties who is on the autism spectrum. We are in our early sixties. I am a retired central government official who served as Deputy Director at the Indian Council of Social Science...
