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"The best and worst thing you can find in India is people." This was my summary of my first trip to this remarkable country. The Indians are a reflection of everything that can be described in India as diversity. A country with enormous economic potential is at the same time a patchwork of stratified communities struggling with the hardships of everyday life. The book you are holding in your hand is an attempt to look deep into the Indian reality from the perspective of a young student from Poznan. I invite you on a journey to my little student's world of science. We will pack our associations and ideas. We will travel through issues such as: social policy, NGO activities and development aid. Eventually, we will return richer with some new knowledge, I hope, with a slight sense of inadequacy. India can arouse really extreme feelings, but I know from my own experience that whoever has tasted it once will want to come back to it again and again.