For over 40 years, the Deccan Development Society has transformed lives in Telangana’s Zaheerabad mandal, turning down the lands fertile and empowering women through sanghams, savings and seeds. But today, the same women who built the movement are demanding answers: What happened to their years of deposits? Who sold their land? How did a movement rooted collectively in the past? As faith frays and misgivings grow, Serish Nanisetti traces the unraveling of a once-iconic grassroots model
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