PVCHR works in IRCT annual report

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Journalists of Varanasi Mishandled by Senior Police Officials During Rang Bhari Ekadashi Festivities

Varanasi, a city known for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant festivities, witnessed an unfortunate incident on Rang Bhari Ekadashi, the local customary fest before Holi. Several journalists covering the event were allegedly mishandled by senior police officials.

Pankaj Chaturvedi, the district correspondent of India News, shared his account of the incident, expressing dismay over the treatment meted out to the press. "We were there to cover the festivities and bring the vibrant culture of Varanasi to the public. Instead, we were pushed around and treated with disrespect by those who are supposed to maintain order and protect us," he stated.

In response to the incident, a written complaint was filed by the scribes to the Commissioner of Varanasi. The complaint detailed the mishandling and requested immediate action against the officials involved.

Adding to the call for justice, the People's Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR) filed a petition to the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh on March 22, 2024, demanding accountability and better protection for journalists.

The office of the Police Commissioner of Varanasi has since conducted an investigation into the incident. Prompt action has been initiated against the officials responsible, signaling a commitment to uphold the rights of journalists and ensure their safety while performing their duties.

For more details, you can refer to the tweet by the Confederation of Accredited and Authorized Journalists (CAAJ) here.https://x.com/caajindia/status/1770781904054239496

 #Journalism #PressFreedom #Varanasi #RangBhariEkadashi #PVCHR #HumanRights #MediaSafety #HoliFestivities

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"Innovative Cost-Effective Organizational Building: Insights from Postcards to Social Media

 In the age of digital transformation, the path to organizational success often lies in leveraging cost-effective tools and platforms. This journey of building a thriving organization can take unconventional routes, as demonstrated by the insightful case study of utilizing postcards as a means of communication, juxtaposed with modern digital platforms.

In the year 2002, amidst a time when digital communication was burgeoning, the choice to utilize postcards as a communication tool reflects a strategic and perhaps nostalgic approach. Three significant replies received in 2002 from distinguished personalities shed light on the efficacy of this unconventional method. Shri Amar Nath Bhai, President of Sarv Sewa Sangh, renowned lawyer and advocate Mr. Vyomesh Chitravansh, and esteemed literary figure Mr. Arun Abhishek from Purnia, Bihar, provided valuable feedback, underscoring the impact of personal, tangible communication.

Fast forward to the present day, where the digital landscape offers a plethora of cost-effective tools. Leveraging free email services, blogs, YouTube, and various social media platforms, the organization was able to not only expand its reach but also maintain its cost-effectiveness. The utilization of these platforms facilitated effective communication, engagement, and dissemination of the organization's message to a broader audience.

Despite the accolades and honors received along the way, the core ethos of cost-effectiveness and impact remained paramount. The journey was not merely about building an organization but doing so in a sustainable and meaningful manner. This was perhaps underscored by a humble plea, "God save me from the concept of ego and show baji," reflecting a commitment to humility and purpose-driven actions.

The fusion of traditional and modern communication methods highlights the versatility and adaptability required in organizational building. By embracing innovation while staying rooted in core values, the organization exemplifies a model of success that transcends conventional norms.

Analysis:

• Introduction: Explore the evolution of communication methods in organizational settings, from traditional postcards to modern social media platforms.
• Historical Context: Delve into the significance of postcards as a means of communication and their relevance in the digital age.
• Case Study: Analyze the three postcard replies received in 2002 from prominent personalities, highlighting their impact and insights.
• Digital Transformation: Discuss the emergence of cost-effective digital tools such as free email, blogs, YouTube, and social media, and their role in organizational communication and outreach.
• Cost-Effectiveness and Impact: Evaluate the effectiveness of utilizing both traditional and modern communication methods in building and sustaining an organization.
• Core Values: Examine the importance of humility, purpose-driven actions, and sustainability in organizational growth.
• Conclusion: Reflect on the significance of adaptability and innovation in navigating the evolving landscape of organizational communication.

#OrganizationalCommunicationEvolution #PVCHR

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#WhenWomenLead – Celebrating Women's Leadership at CSW 68: A Glimpse of India's Trailblazers

#WhenWomenLead, the world thrives. As the world grapples with multiple crises, supporting women’s economic empowerment and leadership can unlock sustainable solutions that benefit the planet, people, and economies. Check out the link to the photo essay in our bio to get a glimpse of how Indian women are leading change across sectors to eradicate poverty.

In the heart of the 68th session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW 68), India's women leaders stood out as beacons of change, driving transformation across sectors and communities.

The essence of this transformative leadership is vividly captured in "Hum: When Women Lead," a compelling coffee table book produced by UN Women India in collaboration with the Ford Foundation. Launched recently in New Delhi, this anthology showcases 75 stories of Indian women breaking barriers, challenging norms, and shaping a more inclusive and equitable society.

Among these trailblazers is Shruti Nagvanshi, a relentless social activist based in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. For over two decades, Nagvanshi has championed human rights and social justice, focusing on empowering marginalized communities, including Dalits and Adivasis. Through the Savitri Bai Phule Mahila Pnachayat, she provides a platform for women to address caste-based atrocities, domestic violence, and rehabilitation, ensuring that women's issues remain at the forefront of every initiative.

Another inspiring figure is Nirmal Chandel, whose journey of advocacy began with the founding of the Ekal Nari Shakti Sangathan in Himachal Pradesh. Leading a group of over 3500 single women on a transformative march to demand constitutional rights, Chandel's activism catalyzed significant change, forcing policymakers to confront and address the challenges faced by single women in accessing social protection schemes.

In the realm of entrepreneurship and innovation, Ezhil Subbian's pioneering work at StringBio stands as a testament to India's potential in advanced technology. By harnessing synthetic biology, Subbian's firm addresses critical issues in nutrition and agriculture, contributing not only to economic growth but also to sustainable development and global competitiveness.

These stories are not isolated incidents but part of a larger narrative of women's leadership driving progress across diverse fields. From Kalpana Ramesh's water conservation initiatives in Hyderabad to Dipika Kumari's solar-powered solutions in rural Jharkhand, women are at the forefront of addressing pressing challenges, from climate change to poverty alleviation.

In addition to their tangible contributions, these women leaders embody the core principles of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Through their actions, they promote gender equality (SDG 5), reduce inequalities (SDG 10), and advance environmental sustainability (SDGs 13 and 15), demonstrating the transformative power of women's empowerment.

As we celebrate #WhenWomenLead at CSW 68, let us not only recognize the achievements of these remarkable women but also commit to amplifying their voices, supporting their initiatives, and creating an enabling environment for women's leadership to flourish. For in their success lies the promise of a more just, equitable, and sustainable world for all.

Link to the photo essay on UN Women's Instagram.

 

Empowering Rural Communities: A Tale of Goat Distribution

जनमित्र न्यास द्वारा अनेई में 25 परिवार को बकरी दिया गया: 20 बकरियों ने 82 बच्चो का जन्म दिया

ग्वालियर, नवंबर 15, 2023: जनमित्र न्यास ने अनेई क्षेत्र में 25 परिवारों को बकरी देने का कार्य किया है। इस कार्य के तहत, अनेई के गरीब परिवारों को साथी बनाने का प्रयास किया गया है।

मौत और जन्म का विवरण:

• इन 25 परिवारों में से 5 परिवारों की बकरी का मृत्यु हो गया है।
• 20 बकरियों ने अनेई में 82 बच्चों का जन्म दिया, जिसमें से 28 बच्चों का मृत्यु हो गया है।

विक्री और दान:

• 9 परिवारों ने 11 बकरों व 1 बकरी का विक्री 33,500 रुपये में किया।
• 11 परिवारों ने 11 बकरियां जनमित्र न्यास को दान दी।
• जनमित्र न्यास द्वारा 7 बकरी बरहीकला और 4 बकरी अनेई में दान दिया गया है।

संक्षिप्त विवरण:

• अनेई में सभी 52 बकरियां परिवारों के पास हैं।
• 9 परिवार अभी 9 बकरियों को जनमित्र न्यास को देने के लिए समर्थ हैं।
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·        जनमित्र न्यास द्वारा अनेई में 25 परिवार को बकरी दिया गया जिसमें से 5 परिवार के बकरी का मृत्यु हो गया तथा 2 परिवार को बकरा दिया गया जिसमे से 1 परिवार के बकरे का मृत्यु हो गया |

·        20 बकरियों ने 82 बच्चो का जन्म दिया जिसमे से 28 बकरी के बच्चो का मृत्यु हो गया |

·        9 परिवारों ने 11 बकरों व 1 बकरी का विक्री 33500/- रूपये में किया |

·        11 परिवारों ने 11 बकरियां जनमित्र न्यास को दिया गया |

·        जनमित्र न्यास द्वारा 7 बकरी बरहीकला व 4 बकरी अनेई में दान दिया गया |

·        अनेई में सभी 52 बकरियां परिवार के पास हैं |

·        9 परिवार अभी 9 बकरिया जनमित्र न्यास को दान देंगे | वर्त्तमान में कुछ परिवारों के पास सिर्फ बकरा हैं या बकरी बच्चा देने वाली हैं |

In the heart of rural India, where the struggles of poverty and deprivation often overshadow hope, a beacon of light emerges through the compassionate efforts of the Janmitra Nyas, a public charitable Trust. Their recent initiative, aimed at empowering marginalized communities in the Anai village of Varanasi, sheds light on the transformative power of grassroots interventions.

The Janmitra Nyas's latest endeavor involved the distribution of goats to 25 families in the Musahar Ghetto of Anai village. While this might seem like a simple act, its impact reverberates far beyond mere charity. The provision of goats is not just about giving handouts; it's about fostering self-reliance and sustainability within these communities.

Unfortunately, not all stories are without hurdles. Among the 25 families, five experienced the loss of their goats. Yet, amidst adversity, resilience shines brightest. Despite setbacks, the remaining families have shown remarkable determination and dedication to nurturing their newfound companions.

The statistics tell a tale of both joy and sorrow. Twenty goats gave birth to 82 kids, symbolizing the promise of new beginnings and the circle of life. However, the harsh realities of rural life also reveal themselves, with 28 of these kids succumbing to various challenges. Yet, amidst these losses, the spirit of hope endures.

What sets this initiative apart is its holistic approach to community development. Beyond mere distribution, the Foundation facilitated the sale of goats for 9 families, providing them with a much-needed source of income. Additionally, 11 families chose to pay it forward by donating their goats back to the Foundation, reinforcing the ethos of communal support and solidarity.

Furthermore, the Foundation's commitment to sustainability is evident in its focus on breeding programs. Seven goats were distributed for breeding purposes, ensuring a continuous cycle of growth and prosperity within the community.

Perhaps most inspiring is the resolve of the families themselves. Despite facing numerous challenges, all 52 goats remain in the possession of their respective families. Nine families have pledged to donate nine more goats, underscoring their belief in the transformative power of this initiative.

Looking ahead, the Foundation's vision remains clear: to uplift and empower rural communities, one initiative at a time. While the journey may be fraught with obstacles, it is fueled by the unwavering spirit of compassion and resilience.

In conclusion, the Janmitra Nyas's goat distribution initiative serves as a poignant reminder of the profound impact that grassroots interventions can have on rural communities. Through empathy, empowerment, and collaboration, we can sow the seeds of change and cultivate a future where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.

#JanmitraNyas #EmpoweringCommunities #GrassrootsInitiative #RuralDevelopment #Sustainability #GoatDistribution #CommunityEmpowerment #HopeInAction #TransformingLives #SelfReliance #Solidarity #BuildingFutures #CompassionateEfforts #SocialImpact #InclusiveDevelopment #Resilience #SupportingMarginalized #MakingADifference #Musahar #Varanasi #Kashi #Musaahr #Dalit

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