Drishtee

Drishtee Drishtee envisions a world where all communities are empowered to achieve shared prosperity.

Drishtee is a social enterprise focused on Rural India and its entrepreneurs through whom it reaches out to the marginalized communities. It creates sustainable models that enables in generating livelihoods and costs savings for the rural citizen. Since Drishtee’s inception in 2000, it has had several successes and failures , learning’s from over the years has resulted in the evolution of an integrated 4C support for Community building, Capacity development, Channel and Capital enablement.

17/08/2026

A few days back, 50 students walked into the Abhigyan training centre.
Different colleges. Different cities. Different fields. Some had never set foot in a village. But they came with one thing in common.
A hope to see the world differently.

What happened over the next 21 days changed many perspectives.
Some discussions refused to end; field visits that made everything made them pause. Moments of doubt. Moments of clarity. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, 50 strangers changed their lenses.
Today they step into a world filled with hope, perseverance, and resilience.
Not with all the answers. But with the hope to shift things in rural India.

Just with 21 days of honest preparation and the willingness to sit with a community long enough to actually understand it.
The training is done, and now the Villages wait.

The freedom we fought for gave us a nation of our own.The freedom we build today gives every individual the power to sha...
15/08/2026

The freedom we fought for gave us a nation of our own.
The freedom we build today gives every individual the power to shape their own future.
Freedom is about having the courage to stand on your own feet.
The power to make your own choices.
The confidence to pursue your dreams.
The ability to build your own future.
That is Swavlamban.
And perhaps, that is the truest form of freedom.
This 80th Independence Day, we celebrate the India we gained—and the India we continue to build. An India where every hand finds an opportunity, every dream finds its path, and every community has the power to shape its own future.
From Swavlamban comes Swatantrata.

स्वावलंबन से स्वतंत्रता

11/08/2026

We have all heard it. Sharing is caring.
But have you ever stopped to wonder what sharing actually means to someone in rural India? What does it mean to a woman who has been undercharging for her work for years? Or who is not aware of how to price her products?
What does it mean to a community that has been growing but is not aware of market strategies?
And only one decision of yours to step up for them, to share your abundance, can fix the trivial things for them.
The gap between where a rural community is and where it could be is rarely about resources. It is about access.
Access to knowledge, skills, and networks that exist in abundance in people like you and me, but have simply never found their way to the people who need them most.
Your skill has a home here. Your time has a purpose here. Your knowledge is extraordinary here.

8,460 villages. 5,701,538 lives are already moving forward.
Each one shaped by someone who decided that what they had was worth sharing with the rural communities. And you could be that person for someone in the villages.
Do not let what you have stay only with you. Write to us today, and we will find the community that needs it most.
[email protected]


10/07/2026

We spent years looking for expertise outside the community.
It was inside all along.
Watch to see what we found. →

Sixteen years of tailoring. Four women. One workspace. A community that recognises them.And now, the Mahima Vaibhavi Gro...
07/07/2026

Sixteen years of tailoring.
Four women. One workspace.
A community that recognises them.
And now, the Mahima Vaibhavi Group from Vatika Lakhiganj, Dhubri, Assam has taken the next step.
They are not just building their own enterprise. But, helping to build for many such women entrepreneurs.
As a Sakhya under Drishtee's Swavlamban programme, they now guide, train, and walk beside aspiring women entrepreneurs in textile production, sharing sixteen years of knowledge that no classroom could teach.
"We believe that sharing our knowledge and experience can help more women become financially independent and build successful enterprises of their own." — Noor Mehar
Sixteen years of knowledge.
Now multiplied across every woman they mentor next.
They are one of 16 Sakhyas active across Assam, Bhagalpur, and Varanasi.
This is Sakhya. This is Swavlamban. This is Drishtee.

Donate. Mentor. Volunteer. Share skills. Invest. Spread the word.
Start anywhere. Even one conversation matters. → [email protected]

She feeds a family, runs a household, and solves problems nobody else notices.She is a nurturer. A creator. A producer. ...
01/07/2026

She feeds a family, runs a household, and solves problems nobody else notices.
She is a nurturer. A creator. A producer. A decision-maker.
She has been running operations her whole life.
So why do we still question whether she can run a business?

The doubt was never about her ability. It was about whose ability we chose to see.
At Drishtee, we stopped asking whether rural women could build businesses. We started building systems that trusted they already could.
14,000 women entrepreneurs. And counting.
She was never in question. The question was always us.
This is Swavlamban. This is Drishtee.

Donate. Mentor. Volunteer. Share skills. Invest. Spread the word. Start anywhere. Even one conversation matters. → [email protected]

Eight years of mushroom farming.  Thousands of bags were produced. Markets mapped. Livelihoods built.And then,  Santanu ...
26/06/2026

Eight years of mushroom farming. Thousands of bags were produced. Markets mapped. Livelihoods built.
And then, Santanu Deuri of Katahguri village, Morigaon district, Assam, made a decision.
To bring all of that back to his community.
As a Mushroom Sakhya under Drishtee’s Swavlamban programme, Santanu now supports aspiring entrepreneurs with the practical knowledge, production experience, and market understanding that only comes from years of doing the work yourself.
Santanu is one of 16 Sakhyas who are currently working across Assam, Bhagalpur, and Varanasi, each one an experienced entrepreneur who has chosen to bring their knowledge back to their community.
Because the most powerful kind of mentorship is not taught. It is shared between people who know the same soil.
“Mushroom farming is not just a business for me. It is a way to create livelihoods and promote self-reliance in my community.” — Santanu Deuri
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No village was built by one person. No dream was carried alone.Every person in this frame has a story. A decision they m...
23/06/2026

No village was built by one person.
No dream was carried alone.
Every person in this frame has a story.
A decision they made.
A moment they chose to show up, for themselves, and for the person beside them.
That is what a community does.
It holds your dream when you are too tired to hold it yourself.
It believes in you on the days you forget to.
It grows with you, because none of this works alone.

5,701,538 people. 8,460 villages. 531 Samitis.
All of them became stronger because they chose to move together.
This is Swavlamban. This is Drishtee.

Donate. Mentor. Volunteer. Share skills. Invest. Spread the word.
Start anywhere. Even one conversation matters. → [email protected]

Drishtee at BC Manthan 2026.A proud moment for us.Drishtee participated in the National Seminar on Financial Inclusion, ...
18/06/2026

Drishtee at BC Manthan 2026.

A proud moment for us.
Drishtee participated in the National Seminar on Financial Inclusion, "Way Forward: Role of Business Correspondents," organised by BCRC in Puri, Odisha, alongside senior officials from DFS, NABARD, SBI, and Public Sector Banks, as well as key stakeholders shaping the future of financial inclusion in India.
As a founding member of BCRC, we at Drishtee see being part of this national conversation as more than participation. It is a reflection of a commitment we made at the very beginning: that rural communities deserve the same access to financial services as everyone else.

Our leadership joined Panel Discussion III on deepening financial inclusion through the BC ecosystem, contributing to discussions on last-mile banking, technology, and the long-term sustainability of BC operations.

The work began in the villages. The conversation continues at the national level. And the two will always remain connected.
This is Drishtee.

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