29 April, 2010 by olivia | Topics: Legal Take

The confusion about the DV Act is about to be settled. A Petition has already been filed in Delhi High Court.

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21 April, 2010 by rachana | Topics: Culture Today
Survivor Unveils – A 55 word fiction on Domestic Violence

Note: 55 Fictions is precise form of micro-fiction that refers to the works of fiction limited to a maximum of fifty-five words. ~ This is an an attempt to focus light on a survival story of a young girl and her hardships that turn into her power which made her much stronger finally! ~survivor unveils [...]

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11 April, 2010 by olivia | Topics: Culture Today
What does it mean to really help, make a change

A year ago My maid is an illiterate woman from Bihar, Muslim by religion, but with relatively fair IQ for her being and upbringing. She is single-handed bringing up her 5 kids and taken steps to ensure no more babies all by herself. In response to her act, the husband went absconding for good 2 [...]

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11 December, 2009 by Ashish | Topics: Bell Bajao Videos, Rights Reporters
This is Kaamini’s story, what is yours?

One of our rights advocates, Kaamini rang the bell. Kaamini lives in a slum near the Shivaji Nagar area of Bangalore, India. She along with the help of few more girls, all of who have atteded a breakthrough leadership training, took action against a man who used to always get drunk and create nuisance in [...]

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1 September, 2009 by admin | Topics: In the News
It’s Okay to Get Beaten, ‘Once in a While’

A 2005 United Nations report said that around two-thirds of married women in India were victims of domestic violence and that one incident of violence translates into women losing seven working days in the country. Hence while on one hand women are increasingly occupying top positions in various walks of life, the culture of silence and [...]

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