On the world’s largest river island — Majuli — where floods are a part of life and resilience is second nature, a quiet revolution began with a single act of love. In 2017, a young IIT graduate, Bipin Dhane, and a small group of local educators built a bamboo classroom for children who had lost their schools to the rising Brahmaputra. That humble classroom became The Hummingbird School — a symbol of hope for families who had been displaced time and again. From that seed of hope grew Ayang Trust, a grassroots non-profit working across education, livelihoods, and community resilience in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. Today, Ayang stands as a movement — uniting educators, artisans, and farmers who believe that love can rebuild everything.