🔔 [Registrations Closed]: Dalgo’s Data Bootcamp (Delhi NCR Edition)
📅 When: 21 – 22 Jan 2026 I Delhi NCR🔔 Deadline Extended! Applications close: 21st December, 2025. Limited spots available. […]
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Last Quarter at Dalgo: July – September 2025
The last quarter marked a turning point for Dalgo. We built and moved closer to the beta release of Dalgo
From Safety to Insights: Durga India at the Dalgo Bootcamp
Public spaces belong to everyone. Yet in practice, not everyone can access them equally. For women, questions of safety and
Reflections from the Dalgo Sprint: Connect, Learn, Advance
This blog has been written by Arun Maruthi Selvan, Global Lead Senior Manager, Monitoring & Evaluation at STiR Education. Participating
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Insights from a ‘Data to Insights’ Bootcamp
It’s been six months since I joined Dalgo – and in that time, I’ve watched the platform evolve steadily toward
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From Chaos To Clarity: Reflections From Leading Dalgo’s First Bootcamp
“I went in to share—but ended up learning just as much from every question, struggle, and spark of insight.” Context:
Dalgo, Tech4Dev 2.0
What’s in a Sprint?
I am Pradeep Kaushik and I joined Project Tech4Dev in August 2025, and from my very first conversation right from
Two Weeks, Four Sprints, Endless Stories
Two Weeks of Growth: A Deep Dive into Multiple Sprints For the first time in over three years, I recently
Harnessing Real-Time Data for Social Impact: SNEHA’s Journey with Dalgo
In the bustling urban informal settlements of Mumbai and parts of Maharashtra, SNEHA (Society for Nutrition, Education and Health Action)
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Pausing & slowing down at Change the Script’25
Last weekend, I got the opportunity to attend the Change the Script (CTS) event held by Dream a Dream organization.
Shining Hope from Within: SHOFCO’s Empowerment Story with Dalgo
What began as a soccer ball and a dream grew into a movement that has transformed urban slums in Kenya.
A Week With MAD
There’s a scene in my fav movie Dil Chahta hai where Aamir Khan mentions “You know what? Hume har saal