NIPUN Bharat Mission focuses on providing Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN) skills to all the learners at the end of Grade 3 by 2026-27 and make learning a joyous and engaging process for all.
A lack of Inclusive justice and perpetuated violence against women is a pervasive and multidimensional issue that demands a comprehensive response across multiple fronts which was discussed by the third speaker, Advocate Dr. Shalu Nigam emphasized, providing closure and psychological healing for survivors through neutral platforms is crucial, given the differential resources and access to justice for victims versus the accused in gender biased cases, which involve the deprivation of fundamental liberties on the 5th day of the "Ending Gender-Based Violence Cohort 2" online national spring school program organized by IMPRI and the Gender Impact Studies.
Harassment against women is a deeply entrenched and pervasive societal issue that permeates various spheres of life, including homes, workplaces, academic institutions, public spaces, and the virtual realm. It manifests in myriad forms, ranging from physical and sexual abuse to emotional, psychological, and financial exploitation. As the second speaker of Day 5 on "Ending Gender-Based Violence Cohort 2" online national spring school program organized by IMPRI and the Gender Impact Studies Center, Advocate Celin Thomas shed light on the various facets of this complex problem and the legal frameworks in place to address them.
The 5th day of the "Ending Gender-Based Violence Cohort 2" online national spring school program organized by IMPRI and the Gender Impact Studies Center focused on raising awareness around policies and governance related to gender-based violence.
On Day 6 of the Fundamentals of Public Policy – Cohort 2: Awareness of Policies & Governance course, TK Arun ji, delivered a presentation on Political Economy and Public Policy in India.
The official agencies should by now have started to investigate and prosecute. Money donated by loss-making companies could be cases of money laundering. However, can the official agencies be trusted to carry out independent investigations against the ruling dispensation?