‘Women’s Wake Up Call’ Helps Women in Distress
Sabina Martins founded the Bailancho Saad (Women's Wake Up Call) 25 years ago. It is a non-funded volunteer organization. Beginning at age 15 in the Progressive Students Union at college, Sabina's resolve only got stronger with instances of being
Tribal Girls Knock Poverty Out Of The Ring
The recent accomplishments by the local girls have also spurred the community to become a part of the mainstream. While earlier they had only been looking for new areas to hunt and find jungles to continue their traditional rope making, now they are
India Needs ‘Jan Lokpal Bill’ to Stem Corruption
From 5th April 2011, noted social activist and Padmabhushan and Padmashree awardee Anna Hazare has begun his fast-unto-death in New Delhi to put pressure on the Government of India to root out corruption. Not only in Delhi, but in more than 200 citi
India Goes Fanatic With Cricket
es the men in blue (or rather we, as one would believe) did it after 28 years, and perhaps in doing so absolved themselves of all the ills of the past -somewhat like taking a dip in the Ganges, which is said to absolve the Hindus of their sins (desp
Public View on Diplomatic Productivity of Nepal
Previously, it was a matter of special concern for royalties and so called public celebrities, but now the perspectives have been changed and almost all Nepalese peoples are started to judge their own relationship and plus-minus shares in the produc
