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Domestic Workers in Jaipur Narrate Stories of Discrimination and Abuse
Pratima, 20, works as a maid in Jaipur and it is she who set the tone for the first-ever public hearing of domestic workers in Rajasthan's state capital.
Tough Women Activists Come Together to End Violence in Manipur
Today, even as ethnic clashes continue to rage, the CJWU has successfully intervened in several incidents. They are also exploring ways of keeping the original issue alive and are thinking of filing an RTI petition on the action taken on the Rajkhow
Women Tea Workers on The Rise in Assam Community
There are challenges, of course, for these former daily wage earners, including alcoholism among their male counterparts. But there can be no doubt that these enterprising women, now part of the booming small tea growers' fraternity in Assam, are c
Do Women Express More Concern for The Environment Than Men?
Gender inequalities are also reflected in women's low participation in national and local political fora. This has ramifications for sustainability if, as some research suggests, women express more concern for the environment,
Why Is Nawrangpur Community Inaccessible to Medical Care?
Ironically, it's not like there is no health infrastructure in place in the tribal-dominated and Maoist-violence affected Nawrangpur district. On paper at least, it has 37 PHCs and seven community health centres (CHCs) covering 10 blocks.
