17/09/2026
Some days, democracy looks less like a lecture and more like a bunch of young people asking uncomfortable questions, laughing, arguing, and telling it like it is.
We had rap, a powerwalk that got way too real, and a panel with young people from Premankur, Parcham, CPD and HALWA sharing what they’re actually doing on the ground.
Premankur Foundation spoke about Grow Café. Parcham got into the everyday struggle for open spaces where girls can actually play. Center for Promoting Democracy - CPD unpacked how class shows up even on a playground, through their experience with the Samvidhan Premier League. And HALWA spoke about girls stepping onto the football field, being underestimated because they’re young, and pushing back anyway.
No big speeches. Just real stories, sharp questions, a few uncomfortable truths, and a lot of fun.
Turns out, democracy is pretty lively when young people get to talk about the things they actually live.
.r.ambedkar