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Worksheets and reusable resources for moving from reading to practice. Each tool is designed around a specific decision or reasoning task rather than created simply to fill a downloads library.
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“Everyone Knows” Is Not Evidence
Trace a claim to its source, isolate the evidence, test the reasoning, consider alternatives and calibrate the conclusion.
Use worksheet →Tool 02 · Money planning · Daughters of IndiaYour First ₹1,000
Give a small amount of money explicit jobs, check the maths and test how the plan changes when circumstances change — without relying on a universal percentage formula.
Use worksheet →What belongs here
A resource belongs in Tools & Downloads when it gives the learner, educator or family something concrete to do: inspect a claim, make a decision, plan an activity, record evidence or practise a skill. Tools should state their intended use and avoid implying that completion alone proves learning or behaviour change.
Evidence boundary. These are educational resources, not validated assessments unless a resource explicitly says otherwise. Where a tool touches financial decisions, it is educational rather than personalised financial advice. See the impact methodology and Learning Lab for Anhaya's approach to evidence and outcomes.