Indigenous knowledge and logical thinking

Indigenous knowledge and logical thinking are both important factors for humanity and humane relationship. Logical thinking without indigenous knowledge is like a way to materialistic machine without human touch and feeling. Indigenous knowledge without logical thinking is way to go subjective thinking of many discriminatory attitudes.  But Indigenous knowledge and logical thinking jointly are going to save world based on dignity, pluralism, justice, diversity, rule of law, humane sensibility, biodiversity, sustainable peace and ‘pro-humane & pro-environment market’.     

Post by Lenin Raghuvanshi.

Human rights are the base of everything we do

H.E. Harald V,King of Norway rightly says, In a globalized world, where we all are interdependent, we need each other in our common struggle for lasting peace based on justice and dignity of all. Let us never forget that it is after all easier to wage war than to make peace. As our great explorer Fridtjof Nansen once said: “We do not get war unless people want it themselves. War is not an effect of a natural catastrophe. It is a result of man’s will. It is their own shame.” He further emphasized, Today’s human rights dialogue focuses on what makes us human. It is one of the most important topics in the world. Human rights are the base of everything we do.

https://www.saddahaq.com/humaninterest/pvchr/human-rights-are-the-base-of-everything-we-do

PVCHR Staff orientation Meeting on ICPS Scheme by the Ms. Nirupama, District Child Protection Officer, Varanasi

Orientation workshop of PVCHR staff on Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS) by the Ms. Nirupama, District Child Protection Officer, Varanasi. — at People's Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR).

Photo by: Rohit Kumar as initiative of PVCHR: life and struggle of Neo Dalit Movement through camera of born Dalit against caste system
http://www.bistandsaktuelt.no/nyheter-og-reportasjer/arkiv-nyheter-og-reportasjer/it-opptur-for-indias-kastel%C3%B8se

Libraries of Europe and PVCHR works

Testimonial therapy. A pilot project to improve psychological well being among survivors of torture in India in Library of University of Berlin(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humboldt_University_of_Berlin),which is also available at U.S. National Library of Medicine : Please visit: 

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"Justice, liberty, equality:Dalits in independent India"" of Lenin Raghuvanshi  in Library of University of Berlin.
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"Justice, liberty, equality:Dalits in independent India"" of Lenin Raghuvanshi catalogue in British Library.
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"Justice, liberty, equality:Dalits in independent India"" of Lenin Raghuvanshi  in Bavarian Library of Germany.
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Call for a Neo Dalit Movement

After that, I will take time to propose a way to change this situation by calling for the creation of a "neo-Dalit" movement – combining shudras and anti-shudras from all regions. I will also try to explain why this popular movement seems to be the best way to remove this "culture of impunity" and how opinion leaders from all communities have a great role to play on this major gathering.

I would add that I am writing this article because I believe that many problems that India faces today are linked together and therefore cannot be separated, both in understanding and resolution. For that reason, I believe that the most effective way to resolve them is to address the problem in a comprehensive approach that takes into account the political, economic and sociological and seeks solutions which take care of those different "linked problems", based on a popular movement.

https://www.saddahaq.com/politics/NeoDalitMovement/call-for-a-neodalit-movement

It's not only media, but the residents of PM's constituency too feel there's lawlessness in UP

Noted social activist from the city Dr. Lenin Raghuvanshi while acknowledging the deteriorating law and order in the state says, "Mind of caste and patriarchy with colonial legacy of administration and police system in the absence of modern social audit are main reasons (of lawlessness). For change, we need political will of state and non state actors." - See more at: http://www.merinews.com/article/its-not-only-media-but-the-residents-of-pms-constituency-too-feel-theres-lawlessness-in-up/15898317.shtml#sthash.VM7Cgri3.dpuf

To fight back the culture of rape.

Police reform,sanitation facility ,political will of state and society against patriarchy and mind of caste, are few key factor to fight back the culture of  rape.

In the absence of a modern social audit system, the keepers of the law often unleash a ‘police raj’, especially in rural India. A crippled National Human Rights Commission and its state subsidiaries with limited recommendatory control and a dysfunctional Legal Aid System depict a gloomy picture indeed.

It has been 66 years since India — the largest democracy in the world — attained independence. Yet, justice for all is still a far cry in the country where the caste system continues to determine political, social, and economic lives of a billion people. Money and muscle power, together with political string-pulling, often result in denial of justice for the hapless ‘have-nots’, especially the Dalits (untouchables), ravaged by poverty and illiteracy.

Please watch:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8W7Ki3X1Hf4