It started with a couple who couldn't find what their daughter needed.

Like many parents in Gurugram, Sakshi and Rachit spent weeks visiting preschools for Mehr. They met passionate teachers. They saw well-run centres. They found warm caregivers. Never all three, never in one place.

One evening, watching Mehr play, Sakshi remembered the neighbourhood she grew up in — where aunties and uncles looked out for every child, where you could knock on any door. And it landed: we haven’t just lost our padosis. We’ve lost the entire village it takes to raise a child.

So they started building it back.

And then Rudr arrived.

Suddenly they weren’t just building for Mehr anymore — they were living the exact problem they’d set out to solve. Two children, one village missing, and a half-built answer in their hands. That’s when it stopped being a project and started being urgent.

Warm spaces where children belong. Neighbours who become familiar. And a quiet layer of guidance, so no parent ever has to figure it out in the dark — the way they once did.