Stories from workshops, registration drives, and the road to building tools for India’s informal workers — written by founder Ayaan Wadhwa.
For the past few months, my computer screen has been a chaotic mess of conversational flows, bug reports, and audio processing tests. There were…
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When I first started planning the very first workshop for Workers of India, I remember carrying heavy stacks of printed booklets into the community…
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At one of the recent Workers of India workshops in Mumbai, I noticed a domestic worker trying to make sense of a printed government flyer. She kept…
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On International Women’s Day this year, I had the privilege of spending time at Shaskiya Ashramshala Varwade, a school in the Palghar district of…
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On January 24th, 2026, we held the third workshop for Workers of India. Looking back, it almost didn’t happen the way I had imagined.
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Most of the time, change seems to move in one direction. It usually flows from people who have access to information, resources, and opportunities to…
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Yesterday, I received a letter of appreciation from my housing society after conducting the E Shram Awareness Workshop. It was a small gesture, but…
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I am delighted to announce that Workers of India hosted it’s second ever workshop yesterday, on November 22nd. We were able to gather 65+ domestic…
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Tomorrow is my registration drive for the second workshop and I am feeling both excited and nervous at the same time. The first workshop gave me…
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This drive was organized for people that had attended the first workshop and wanted to get themselves registered for the e-Shram card. They happened…
Read storyAfter months of research, planning and coordination, I had my very first flagship workshop for Workers of India to raise awareness about the e-Shram…
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If you have the power to speak up, use it to help those who cannot. It is not just a kind thing to do, it is something we should do.
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