A standout example is Khabar Lahariya’s roundtable on digitization in rural healthcare, held in Banda, Uttar Pradesh. This event brought together a diverse group of stakeholders, including ASHA workers, healthcare professionals, social activists, and local journalists, to explore both the opportunities and challenges of digital healthcare in rural settings. The invite-only event hosted over 35 participants and facilitated rich, solution-oriented discussions.

The roundtable received coverage in over 10 prominent local publications, including Newstrack, Jantantra TV, The Quint, Bundelkhand News, and Bharat Connect. In addition, Khabar Lahariya published comprehensive summaries of the event in both English and Hindi, not only to ensure the takeaways reached a wider audience but also to reinforce the importance of inclusive, grassroots-led, and localised approaches to rural healthcare.