Empowering India’s Marginalized

 🌟 Empowering India’s Marginalized 🌟

Honoring creativity and resilience! Chandra Mishra hands over a handcrafted bag to Helma Ritscher, showcasing the power of social change. Mishra’s visionary model at Beggars Corporation, recently recognized by NHRC, redefines how we support India’s marginalized—by transforming beggars into entrepreneurs and fostering dignity through social entrepreneurship. 🙌💼

From pioneering citizen journalism to launching employment initiatives, Mishra’s journey reflects an unwavering commitment to human dignity and empowerment. Let’s rethink charity as investment. Let’s reimagine India! 🇮🇳✨

#Empowerment #SocialEntrepreneurship #ChandraMishra #EconomicFreedom #BeggarsCorporation #HumanRights #NHRC #India #InvestInChange #DignityNotDependency #YouthEmpowerment #NoMoreBegging

👉 Read More: https://medium.com/@lenin_75290/empowering-indias-marginalized-chandra-mishra-s-vision-for-economic-freedom-through-social-e06647744cbd

Jan Mitra Award Bestowed Upon Prof. Suresh K. Nair for Artistic Contributions to Peace

Dainik Jagran

🌟 Jan Mitra Award Bestowed Upon Prof. Suresh K. Nair for Artistic Contributions to Peace 🌟

We are thrilled to announce that the People’s Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR) has honored Prof. Suresh K. Nair with the prestigious Jan Mitra Award for his profound contributions to art, culture, and social harmony. 🎨✨

The award ceremony took place in Varanasi, celebrating Prof. Nair’s exceptional dedication to using art as a medium to inspire peace and unity. His renowned project, the Wall of Peace, serves as a powerful symbol of hope, showcasing art’s potential to foster empathy and advocate for social justice.

Dignitaries present at the event included Dr. Lenin Raghuvanshi, Helma Ritscher from the Indo-German Society, and many others who recognize the vital role of art in bridging divides.

In the words of Dr. Raghuvanshi, “This award represents our collective recognition of Prof. Nair’s lifelong dedication to social change through art, embodying universal values of justice, compassion, and inclusivity.”

Join us in celebrating Prof. Nair's incredible journey and his commitment to cultural preservation and social harmony! 🌍❤️

📸 Check out photos and coverage from the event in leading Hindi daily Dainik Jagran! https://medium.com/@shruti_25784/jan-mitra-award-bestowed-upon-prof-suresh-k-nair-for-artistic-contributions-to-peac-ae675970db76

#JanMitraAward #SureshKNair #ArtForPeace #SocialHarmony #PVCHR #WallOfPeace #CulturalHeritage #Inspiration #HumanRights #CommunityEngagement

 

Inauguration of the Mirza Ghalib Literature Club in Varanasi Marks a New Chapter in Cultural Exchange and Pluralism

 

📚 Inauguration of the Mirza Ghalib Literature Club in Varanasi Marks a New Chapter in Cultural Exchange and Pluralism 🌏

Varanasi, India — The historic city celebrated the opening of the Mirza Ghalib Literature Club, hosted at the Mirza Ghalib Center in Bhagwanala, organized by JanMitra Nyas and PVCHR. Honoring cross-cultural ties, Indo-German Society’s former chairwoman, Helma Ritscher, donated books, including the Bhagavad Gita and The Golden Book of Tagore, enriching this new cultural hub. The club is dedicated to inspiring literary exploration and nurturing the region’s pluralistic spirit among the youth of Varanasi.

🎉 Highlights included:

A moving speech by Helma Ritscher celebrating Varanasi's spirit of pluralism.

Dr. Lenin Raghuvanshi’s vision for fostering intellectual curiosity.

Shruti Nagvanshi's emphasis on the club as a platform for youth engagement.

The Jan Mitra Award presented to Prof. Suresh K. Nair for his peace advocacy through art.

The Mirza Ghalib Literature Club is now a beacon of creativity and inclusivity, contributing to Varanasi’s vibrant cultural landscape. Stay tuned for more cultural exchanges and literary events!

#Varanasi #MirzaGhalib #CulturalExchange #LiteratureClub #Pluralism #JanMitraNyas #PVCHR #YouthEmpowerment #ArtForPeace #IndoGermanFriendship

🔗 Link to Full Article/Details: https://medium.com/@drbahadursinghyadav/inauguration-of-mirza-ghalib-literature-club-in-varanasi-marks-new-chapter-in-cultural-exchange-a0d25d4eaf65

घसिया जनजाति ll उपेक्षा की शिकार और भूख से लड़ते लोग ll SONBHADRA ll

 भूख से लड़ती घासिया जनजाति और हमारी ग्राउंड रिपोर्ट...!!!

हमारे द्वारा तैयार की गई सोनभद्र की घासिया बस्ती पर यह विशेष ग्राउंड रिपोर्ट आपके सामने है। यह रिपोर्ट न केवल आपके दिलों को छुएगी, बल्कि आपको एक ऐसे समुदाय की वास्तविकता से अवगत कराएगी, जो दशकों से भूख और उपेक्षा के बीच संघर्ष कर रहा है। आलेख मैंने लिखा है और वीडियोग्राफी साथी अमित पटेल ने की है। इस वीडियो का संपादन मैंने खुद किया है! आर्टिफिशियल इंटेलिजेंस तकनीक द्वारा किया गया वॉयसओवर इस रिपोर्ट को और भी प्रभावी बनाता है। इसे देखें, समझें और शेयर करें, ताकि घासिया जनजाति की आवाज़ हर किसी के पास पहुंच सके। 

विजय विनीत 

Vijay Vineet

#घासियाबस्ती #सोनभद्र #GroundReport #ArtificialIntelligence

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MOU with Shoolini University

 https://shooliniuniversity.com/media/pdf/MoU_People_Vigilance_on_Human_Rights.pdf

Can the Neo-Dalit Movement Eradicate Emerging Fascism in India?

 https://upr-info.org/sites/default/files/documents/2018-02/pvchr_upr27_ind_e_annexe1.pdf

https://www.differenttruths.com/governance/politics/can-the-neo-dalit-movement-eradicate-emerging-facism-in-india/

#Dalit #Fascism #India #Bharat #NeoDalit #PVCHR

Empowering Marginalized Women: A Commitment to Justice

 Empowering Marginalized Women: A Commitment to Justice

In our ongoing commitment to supporting marginalized and vulnerable groups, PVCHR has been at the forefront of human rights advocacy in Varanasi and surrounding regions. One of our key initiatives is the Mahila Sahayata Prakoshth (Women Assistance Cell), an essential effort in combating violence, discrimination, and injustice against women.

Recently, we revisited a key piece of our history—an identification card from 2002 that represents the direct involvement of our founder, Lenin Raghuvanshi, in this initiative. As seen in this ID, Lenin, serving as a key functionary of the Mahila Sahayata Prakoshth under the supervision of senior police officials, reflects our close cooperation with government bodies to ensure the protection and empowerment of women.

The Mahila Sahayata Prakoshth serves as a beacon of hope for countless women who have experienced domestic violence, gender discrimination, and societal neglect. Working hand-in-hand with law enforcement agencies, PVCHR aims to provide quick responses, legal assistance, and rehabilitation support for women in need. It is through partnerships like these, with local authorities and dedicated individuals, that we can create safe spaces for women to reclaim their dignity and rights.

This document from 2002 stands as a testament to our long-standing dedication to social justice, gender equality, and human rights. It reflects our consistent and passionate advocacy that continues to this day, not just in words but in actions that bring real change to communities.

At PVCHR, we believe in building a future where women are not just survivors but leaders, empowered to make decisions for their own lives and those of their communities. Our continued engagement with government bodies, coupled with our grassroots activism, remains central to our mission of creating a just and equitable society for all.

Join us in our journey towards empowering marginalized women and ensuring that human rights remain at the heart of all societal progress.