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Women Living Behind Bars Tell Their Stories of Hope and Way Out
Meenakshi, too, is crushed because no one from her family has bothered to look her up at the sub-jail. She has three children who live with her mother in Chennai. 'They haven't come even once. I have no one to help me. Maybe its better they don't
Sweeper-Actor ‘Kailash’ Initiates Sanitation Programme in India’s Slum Community
The first challenge was to motivate this community, primarily comprising sweepers who made a living by keeping other peoples' toilets clean, to keep their own surroundings sanitary.
India’s Media Women HarnessTechnology and Social Media for Change
'We are not here because we have a pretty face or have slept our way to the top. We are here because the media profession deserves us,' says Patricia Mukhim, editor of 'Shillong Times'.
‘Gadhdha Colony’ Girls Express Eloquent Passion for Education
One by one the girls walked up on to the stage. Their voices rang loud and clear in the open air. Farahnaaz, Mahenoor, Firdaus, Shabeena, bright-eyed confident young women, around 15 or 16 years old, who spoke with eloquent passion about their desir
Emergency Care Preparedness Saves More Lives in Times of Tragedies
Incensed by the picture of victims being transported in a tempo, Dr Sanjay Nagral, a senior surgeon who operates at the city's premier Jaslok Hospital, penned an anguished article in a local daily. According to him, the world over, emergency care f
