PRIA - Society For Participatory Research In Asia

This institution is a pitiable shadow of its former self. It seems content to live of its former glory. The HR Surjeet is scorchingly incompetent. I strongly advice you to only apply for a job or internship here if you have nowhere else to go. The management including the esteemed President are very comfortable employing sloppy second rate talent while holding forth on the importance of continued development. No one here will even acknowledge their mistakes. Thoroughly disillusioned by PRIA's complacency, rigidity and utter disregard for others well-being.

Great facilities available for training with learned people to strengthen the Indian democracy and social actors

A great institution. Doing authentic and impactful work across many fields of public importance.

Eco friendly peaceful place, thought provoking environment
On lift of that building I saw, "burn ur calories instead of burning electricity". From then I decided to use lift only if it is complusory.

The building complex consists of the offices of the non-profit PRIA and the Martha Farrell Foundation. It also has rooms and halls for boarding-lodging and is a decent venue for meetings/conferences.
Access to the location is an issue as the approach is from the busy Mehrauli-Badarpur road which is subject to major traffic jams at all times of the day and night.