Jharkhand rural womens' efforts need recognition

4 IGs promoted to ADGs; Sahu DC Jammu; Shailendra Kumar Div Comm , Kashmir | S S Jamwal elevated as Director General Hospitality & Protocol KT NEWS SERVICE JAMMU, Mar 15: The State Cabinet, which met here today under the chairmanship of Chief ...

The Meeting of Consultative Committee of Parliament attached to the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare on Family Planning and Population Stabilisation was held in New Delhi today. ShriGhulamNabi Azad, Union Minister of Health & Family Welfare ...

The story of one woman's perseverance to empower other women of her community provides encouragement for all of India to follow her example, writes Shailendra Sinha The struggles and achievements of many faceless rural women are largely missing from ...

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that three-month training will be imparted to youths under Mukhyamantri Yuva Contractor Yojna for preparing good contractors. During training, each engineering degree holder will be given Rs10,000 and ...

India Issues Ultimatum on BlackBerry Security Concerns More on information security. BlackBerry smart phone users in India may not have access t... published: 13 Aug 2010 author: India Issues Ultimatum on BlackBerry Security Concerns published: 13 ...

Turkish journalist: It's a new day 21/03/2013 Journalist Asli Aydintasbas talks to CNN about the PKK calling for a dialogue in Turkey.... published: 21 Mar 2013 author: Turkish journalist: It's a new day 21/03/2013 published: 21 Mar 2013 views: 18 ...

New Delhi: Lok Sabha Tuesday took up a bill which provides for stringent punishment for crimes against women including natural life term or even death for repeat offenders of rape besides various penalties for stalking, voyeurism and acid attacks.

7.30 pm: Discussion over stalking Sushma Swaraj supports amendment that the first instance of stalking should also be made non-bailable offence even in the first instance. She gives the example of Geetika case. The amendment has been proposed by ...

"Is there a law to stop this"?, he asks. "Incidents of rape take place everyday in villages, rural areas, in tribal areas. Tribal culture is being destroyed, their bodies are being exploited. The law to deal with such issues should be really tough." ...