Website Link:
Ruralindiaonline.org
Collection Link: PARI Freedom Fighters Gallery
Audio Zone
PARI Library
Ruralindiaonline.org
Collection Link: PARI Freedom Fighters Gallery
Audio Zone
PARI Library
I hope this helps in making use of this Archive a little easier! If you have any questions, you are than welcome to email me –anupamaverma@jgu.edu.in
M Madhan
- Library Director
- madhan@jgu.edu.in
- 130 1845
Anupama Verma
- Assistant Manager
- anupamaverma@jgu.edu.in
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Are you interested to know about the history of the rural Indian people traditions, way of life and skills.? We will suggest you go through this People’s Archives of Rural India. You may find it more interesting.
The People's Archive of Rural India (PARI) is a multimedia digital journalism platform in India. It was founded in December 2014 by veteran journalist Palagummi Sainath. PARI covers the rural India. Its covers the ordinary people and build a database of people’s stories
PARI is working to uphold and preserve rural Indian traditions, way of life and skills which are fast disappearing in the modern world. Through online content like videos, prose, poems and articles the organisation is attempting to keep traditions in public view so that they are not forgotten. It aims to bring the rich diversity of the country to the citizens, a story of the country which is rich in Its multiple languages, crafts, professions, songs, cuisines and of course culture and people. Its website features stories of remote rural villages and people whose lives go unnoticed, the contributions are made by the rural folk themselves besides conscious youth and anyone who is interested in discovering and documenting the variety and traditions of India. It invites students to visit people and write about their experiences covering a rich diversity of topics like farmers, land, women and their contributions, migrant populations, economic facts and figures, It welcomes photos, videos, short films and any such media which can be saved and serve as a living account in Its online archives. PARI encourages schools and institutions to integrate Its stories in the academic curriculum and allows free access and usage of Its vast resource of stories, photos, films and research reports to support teaching on irrigation to pollution, poverty to unsustainable livelihoods.
PARI Education has reached over 87 organisations across India.
In PARI Archives find hundreds of them in diverse categories.
1. Reportage: Features, One-Off, Musafir, Mosaic
2. Videos
3. Photos essays
4. Albums and talking Albums
5. Faces
6. Library
7. Collections: Grindmill Songs Project, Adivasi children’s paintings, Kachchhi songs.
8. Stories are translated in 13 Indian languages.
The PARI Library brings reports and information on rural India to a single location for students, researchers and other readers. It includes official as well as independent reports, out-of-print books, rare documents and reviewed research articles.
PARI hosts a free online Library with a growing collection of reports, surveys and other material relevant to understanding and contextualising rural India to a single location for students, researchers and other readers. It includes official as well as independent reports, out-of-print books, rare documents and reviewed research articles.
1. Reportage: Features, One-Off, Musafir, Mosaic
2. Videos
3. Photos essays
4. Albums and talking Albums
5. Faces
6. Library
7. Collections: Grindmill Songs Project, Adivasi children’s paintings, Kachchhi songs.
8. Stories are translated in 13 Indian languages.
The PARI Library brings reports and information on rural India to a single location for students, researchers and other readers. It includes official as well as independent reports, out-of-print books, rare documents and reviewed research articles.
PARI hosts a free online Library with a growing collection of reports, surveys and other material relevant to understanding and contextualising rural India to a single location for students, researchers and other readers. It includes official as well as independent reports, out-of-print books, rare documents and reviewed research articles.