Tears Of The Earth Foundation

We’re located in Ram Nagar, which is part of the Shahdara area in New Delhi. Specifically, we’re at House Number 1/2048. It’s a typical residential neighborhood, so there’s always a lot of activity—venders shouting, scooters buzzing by, and neighbors chatting. Our foundation is based in this house, and it feels very much like a community spot. We don't have a big staff or a fancy boardroom. It’s mostly just two or three of us at any given time, sitting around and working on whatever projects are currently on the desk. The name Tears of the Earth is a bit serious, but we try to keep things practical in the office. We deal with environmental issues and social things as they come up. There’s always a pile of newspapers and a lot of empty tea cups lying around. We don’t follow a strict corporate schedule; sometimes we stay late because there’s a lot to do, and other times we finish early if the heat is too much. It’s a very human way of working. We know the people on our street, and they know what we’re trying to do. We don't use big words or fancy presentations. We just show people what we’ve been working on and ask for their help. It’s a simple life here in Shahdara, and we wouldn't have it any other way. We’re just part of the neighborhood, and we try to do our bit every single day without making a big scene.