This perspective comes from years of questioning what we truly count as “work.”

Sunil Jaglan has spent time working closely with communities in Haryana, where one thought kept returning, if development is real, it must begin with dignity. In that process, one reality became clear: the work that holds families and communities together is often the least visible.

In this conversation, he shares how that realisation shaped his journey, and why recognising everyday labour, especially the kind that goes uncounted, is central to how we understand value and dignity.

Because when you begin to notice it, you start questioning everything you thought you understood about work.

Take a moment to hear his perspective.