Society, Culture and Peace
Enhancing socio-cultural well-being, ensuring justice and equity
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Enhancing socio-cultural well-being, ensuring justice and equity
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Featured here are initiatives to enhance social and cultural aspects of human life: the revival and progressive use of visual, performing, and other arts, of the myriad crafts of the country, of threatened or submerged languages, of food and cuisine diversity, and other such cultural traits and processes. They also cover the various struggles and constructive movements to achieve social justice, to reduce inequalities and inequities of various kinds including caste, class, gender, ethnicity, and religion, and to create dignity in living for those currently oppressed and exploited. Finally, they include movements to generate ethical living and thinking, and spread values such as simplicity, honesty, frugality, and tolerance.
Kerala’s all-women ‘She Taxi’ set to cross borders
“The 24×7 cab fleet system is incorporated with enhanced safety and security features that will facilitate immediate aid in case of any emergency situation,”
Discussions on Alternatives over Cups of Ragi Malt
The smaller group sessions focused on some very relevant issues in specific sectors and led to intense brain storming by the participants.
Poems to Colour In
Friends and strangers sit around and share anything (in the form of art, songs, dance, stories, ... that has inspired, touched or moved them.
Living a Rustic Life
All (building material) was lifted on the back and carried by the villagers up the hill!
Friends in other places
Stories of friendships across national borders reveal that Pakistan and India aren't too dissimilar
All the way to Timbaktu
We sensed that there is perhaps some urgency in affirming that we are not alone. That we not only share ideas with like-minded individuals across the globe. That we are intimately connected to many different kinds of people through our day-to-day lives.
Conserving Sacred Spaces: Kanchendzonga Conservation Committee, Sikkim
Yuksom was the first village in Sikkim to ban the use of bags and bottles made of plastic in 1996. KCC's involvement has been absolutely critical in ensuring an organised, balanced approach towards ecotourism.
Fleet for disabled rolls out
Three disabled-friendly cabs introduced in Bangalore. Such facilities need to be made accessible to all, rather than to the few that can afford cabs.
Citizens must take onus of garbage
Under the Malleswaram Swabhimana Initiative (MSI) more than 100 apartments in Malleswaram have already registered for scientifically disposing waste.