Breaking the glass ceiling and proving her mettle : Dr Vedmani Devi
Dr Vedmani has been working to ensure the sustainability of women farmers and workers by providing them a market for homemade products.
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Reviving indigenous culture with her enterprise : Diana Gurumayum
Diana's journey is picking up pace. She shares with us the early days of her entrepreneurship and the story until now.
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Breathing life into the suicide capital of India.
Yavatmal is a small village tucked away in the interior of Maharashtra. It bears a grim tag to its name - The suicide capital of India. But our Impact Partner - GramHeet is working hard to change the status quo.
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A day with these farmers left me enchanted
The field trip which I thought would have been a stroll in the field was much more than that and left me humbled and grateful for the experiences I gathered during the day.
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The indomitable power of collective work
A gamut of initiatives was taken by Rang De Impact Partners. They prevented the community from bearing the brunt to a greater extent with their innovative interventions.
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Social Investing is changing the lives of entrepreneurs in Nagaland
Nagaland has not seen much industrial development and Neichute tells us that white-collar Government jobs are the only source of employment. Trying to break away from that mindset and encouraging youth to start entrepreneurship has been a challenge.
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#TechBytes – Your Data is Safe With Us
As a digital lending platform, Rang De has access to a crucial investor, investee, and partner information. Keeping this in mind, Rang De has developed several strategies to protect your data.
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Using your Influence for good | Ganesh V
Ganesh is amongst the first few Social Investors to try out ‘The Influencer Project’. He and his colleagues realized the true potential of TIP. During the pandemic, they referred 13 Investees ultimately securing their livelihoods.
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Rural India back on its feet
The imperative is to work out miniscule challenges to solve the larger problems of rural India. Thus ensuring nobody is left out of the development ecosystem.
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How micro-loans can bring about sustained social impact
Microloans have now become a popular tool to tackle financial exclusion. Over the last few years, microcredit has become a viable alternative to conventional sources of finances.
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A true embodiment for ‘Naari shakti’
A group of women found their strength in the collective. Breaking societal norms and challenges these women from rural Rajasthan are leading the way towards self-reliance.
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The hidden potential of Social Investing
Rang De, a P2P platform brings lenders and investees from across the country together. Offering both interest-free as well as low-interest credit to vulnerable farmers, entrepreneurs, artisans, weavers, and students
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Defying all odds and rising like a phoenix – Sajoni Ray
Sajoni Ray is an ambassador for empowerment. A woman who speaks up and encourages fellow women to rise beyond their tribulations.
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Life of an Indian farmer and his quest for sustenance
Chinna Thambi, a farmer from Sittilingi, Tamil Nadu shares his rich life experiences and the ordeals he faced through the pandemic.
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Is digital financial inclusion a distant dream for India?
Rang De's programs are aimed at digital financial inclusion. Through our platform changemakers, like you and me, can invest directly into the livelihood of rural farmers and entrepreneurs across India.
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Building a social infrastructure not just physical infrastructure
Snehalaya has been working with a cluster of slums over the last 30 years, they have crafted deep interventions across healthcare, education, and rehabilitation to uplift the community and ensure a life free from inequality, cruelty, and discrimination.
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What can you and I do to save our small & marginal farmers?
Farmers were in dire need of funds to sustain their lives and livelihoods. That’s when ‘Rang De India’ was launched, to raise interest free loans for small and marginal farmers.
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The tribal farmers of Sittilingi show resilience in the face of difficulty!
With the pandemic and lockdowns, life has not been easy for these farmers. SOFA has in many innovative ways supported them last year to sustain but the challenge seems bigger this year.
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Small and marginal farmers in urgent need of credit!
While this is an age-old story, it has been made far more acute by the pandemic. Though there was some respite for a few months, the second wave has put not only their livelihoods, but their very lives are at stake
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Story of a budding entrepreneur in the North East
A first generation entrepreneur from Nagaland shares her experiences about sustaining a business.
