Tag Social justice
by Vaidehi Gautam* We coexist within a complex web of identities and orders, where each practice and concept have its own complicated history according to which a society tends to function. With advancement in the human intellect and an evolving… Continue Reading →
PTI Jaipur, May 18, 2013 Advertisement Five deaf and mute orphan girls were allegedly raped and beaten by staff at a residential school run by an NGO in Kanota area in Jaipur. Four persons, including the director of the NGO ‘Awaaz… Continue Reading →
Aneesha Mathur : New Delhi, Sat Jan 05 2013, 02:39 hrs At a time when there’s a chorus for showing no leniency to the juvenile among the six arrested for the gangrape of the 23-year-old woman who later died in a… Continue Reading →
December 3, 2012 Blind Workers Union (A Unit of All India Federation of Blind Workers) T-44, Panjabi Basti, Near Gopal Dairy, Baljeet Nagar, New Delhi-110008 On the occasion of the World Disabled Day Blind Workers took out a huge rally… Continue Reading →
June 14, 2012 tags: aesthetics, autos, inequality, movements, Politics, urban by Gautam Bhan A petition from an organization called Change India invaded my Facebook wall today right before – rather ironically, it turns out— my morning auto ride. The petition… Continue Reading →
Press Release on protest by blind workers outside the residence of Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment April 26, 2012 by Blind Workers Union 24.04.2012 Today, large numbers of blind workers collected outside the residence of the Minister of Social… Continue Reading →