A useful voluntary organization should be ahead of its time. The Population Foundation of India was one such when it was founded by industrialists JRD Tata and Bharat Ram all of 50 years ago.
But issues pertaining to population are complex and don’t get resolved easily. Changes have arrived, but even so women don’t have the same say as men. The poor lack access and awareness. Conservatives set restrictive boundaries for society. A communal divide results in unfounded fears.
Finding ways forward requires the ability to build new equations. Tact and. . .
