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Why women prefer Modi's BJP | The Indian Express - Vimarsana News

Why women prefer Modi's BJP | The Indian Express

The BJP has strategically embraced the concept of selfless service as a central theme in its political narrative. This unique approach championed by Modi permeates the party’s messaging, events and grassroots activities

Review: An Innovative Gaze on Mumbai's Intermediaries and Brokers - Vimarsana News

Review: An Innovative Gaze on Mumbai's Intermediaries and Brokers

Are the morals and ethics of our society more accommodative towards informality, brokers, mediators along with corruption and sustained exploitation? And what happens to the constitutional promise of equality, fraternity and justice?

Source: thewire.in
How riots scar children's minds - Vimarsana News

How riots scar children's minds

A year on from the Delhi riots, our story attempts to understand how riot-affected children rebuild their lives as adults, speaking to numerous survivors, social workers, psychiatrists and researchers. Impacts need not be permanent, we found, as both studies and survivors pointed to coping mechanisms and healing processes. As part of an ongoing project, Databaaz, the video arm of IndiaSpend, is speaking to the families of victims in the Delhi riots to understand the impact that the violence had on children. We present a few in the photo essay below: Trauma, psychological distress Children a...

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From lasting damage to resilience: How communal riots affect children - Vimarsana News

From lasting damage to resilience: How communal riots affect children

One January day in 1993, 14-year-old Abdul Wahid Shaikh was out shopping when the police opened fire in Vikhroli, a suburb in north-east Bombay (now Mumbai). A bullet grazed the teenager, who dropped his bags and raced towards the mosque nearby for cover. He sheltered there for a few hours, then crept back home when he felt it was safe. Shaikh had seen little violence in his short life until then; he had Hindu friends and a happy childhood. Then, following the demolition of the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, on December 6, 1992, violence erupted in Vikhroli Parksite and elsewhere i...