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Bengali director Kaushik Ganguly's Bishorjon opens with Padma, a Hindu Bangladeshi, finding a wounded Nasir Ali, a Muslim Indian lying unconscious on the banks of ...
Read MoreNo more ‘talaq, talaq, talaq’!
The Supreme Court on 22nd August 2017 struck down the Muslim practice of triple talaq, which allows men to instantly divorce their wives, as unconstitutional.
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Read MoreThe Cost of Child Marriage
Child marriages are defined by global organizations as a formal marriage or an informal union entered upon by an individual before the age of 18, although cohabitation of t...
Read MoreSulabha Arya - She does not stoop to Conquer!!!
One summer noon we were heading in a Bus towards London’s Buckingham Palace with my UK based daughter, son in law and his mother Sulabha. The latter happens...
Read MoreResurfacing from the Dark: The World Is Headed Towards A Brighter Change
Last week, the world witnessed pantomimic celebration across all platforms on World Population Day. However, the consequence of an ever expanding population is not a matter...
Read MoreWorld Population Day: How Different Countries Seem To Be Bracing Themselves Against the Surging Population.
On July 11, 2017, the World Population Day is celebrated with the theme “Family Planning: Empowering People, Developing Nations”. Reminiscing the days of yore w...
Read MoreBangladesh: Empowering & Employing Women In The Garment Business
The garment industry in Bangladesh has played a significant role in economically uplifting a large cohort of poor and vulnerable women. The opportunity to be gainfully empl...
Read MoreMore Than A Fifth Of The World’s Child Diarrhoeal Deaths Occur In India
India continues to contribute the most child deaths due to diarrhoeal disease globally--over 1 lakh child deaths in 2015 alone--a new report in the medical journal Lancet h...
Read MoreIndia Ranks Below Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Nepal in Healthcare Index
India's health care index has gone up in last 25 years from 30.7 to 44.8 but numbers are much lesser than Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal.A report published on Thur...
Read MorePutting Child Rights at the Heart of Climate Talks
“Whatever land my father had and the house he had went under the water in the river erosion and that’s why my parents decided to get me married,” said Sul...
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