Category Women Rights
The women were sitting on a road divider waiting for an auto rickshaw this morning when a truck ran over them. The women were members of BKU Ugrahan. Written by Raakhi Jagga | Ludhiana |Updated: October 29, 2021 9:34:51 am… Continue Reading →
POSTED ON OCTOBER 30, 2021 The Narikurava people are indigenous community members, who were earlier dependent on hunting, but now they are selling ornaments and beads for a living. Chennai: The Tamil Nadu Minister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments… Continue Reading →
Cutting Sleeves, Making Women Remove Bra During Exams Is Wrong. Period. Guard cuts woman’s sleeves: Authorities were seen cutting sleeves of women candidates’ outfits for the Rajasthan Administrative Services as a strict measure against cheating. The National Commission of Women… Continue Reading →
OCT 29,2021 In a virtual hearing on Wednesday, the Goa government told the Bombay High Court that the trial court’s judgment acquitting journalist Tarun Tejpal in the 2013 rape case, while naming and shaming the victim, was “retrograde” and “fit… Continue Reading →
UP main chalta hoga, yahan nahin: Delhi High Court had pulled up UP Police for registering a kidnapping case against a Delhi family and for making arrests in the case without informing Delhi Police. Delhi High Court (File) The Delhi… Continue Reading →
The controversial Tarun Tejpal case has become the most sensational case of alleged rape and sexual assault at the workplace. The 527-page long judgment has raised concerns over the tonality and reasonings penned down by the learned sessions court judge…. Continue Reading →
Oscar-winning rebel SUSAN SARANDON reflects on her 50-year career and colourful life – and for the first time tells Cole Moreton about her last conversation with former lover David Bowie. We should have met sooner, but a hurricane struck New… Continue Reading →
The Trivandrum Press Club Elections are set to happen on October 23, 2021. NWMI, being an independent organisation of women in media across India which works to ensure justice to them regardless of their proximity to positions of power and… Continue Reading →
While more than 60 percent of Indian women are anaemic as they eat last and the least, rising hunger levels hit the marginalised most. By Suchitra13 Oct 2021 Kalahandi, India – On September 3, Ranjita Majhi, a 33-year-old Kui speaking Khond woman… Continue Reading →
Through observing this day, an attempt is made to talk about and eradicate the issues concerning adolescent girl children. (Representational image: Shutterstock) International Day of the Girl Child 2021 will observe the theme of Every year, October 11 is observed… Continue Reading →