Dr. Keshav Walke has been at the forefront of addressing critical social issues, with a deep focus on child protection, the displacement and rehabilitation of tribal communities, and empowering rural youth. His work in child protection includes initiatives to safeguard vulnerable children, ensuring their rights and welfare. Dr. Walke has also actively engaged in supporting displaced tribal people, advocating for their rights and facilitating their rehabilitation. Recognizing the potential of rural youth, he has driven programs that harness their skills for community development, fostering leadership and civic responsibility. With extensive expertise in social science research, he has contributed to the academic field by exploring pressing social issues and finding practical solutions. Additionally, Dr. Walke’s initiatives in life skill development and career counseling have empowered countless individuals, helping them build brighter futures.

The sanitary pad distribution program, initiated in partnership with various NGOs and healthcare bodies, aims to promote menstrual hygiene among girls in tribal areas. Recognizing the lack of access to affordable sanitary products, the program provides free sanitary pads to young girls, ensuring they can attend school without interruptions and lead healthier lives. Alongside distribution, awareness workshops are conducted to educate girls about menstrual health, debunk myths, and promote hygiene practices. This initiative empowers girls by giving them the confidence to manage their menstrual cycles with dignity and comfort. By collaborating with local health workers and community leaders, the program strives to create a supportive environment, encouraging open dialogue and breaking the stigma surrounding menstruation.