In the aftermath of a seismic event, the unequal impact on marginalized communities, particularly Dalits, becomes starkly apparent. As the tremors subside, Dalits often find themselves disproportionately affected, facing barriers in accessing essential resources for recovery and reconstruction. Deep-rooted socio-economic disparities compound the challenges, making it imperative to address systemic issues that hinder the equitable distribution of aid and support. Recognizing and dismantling these barriers is essential to ensuring that the post-earthquake recovery process is inclusive and leaves no community behind. Only through targeted efforts, inclusive policies, and a commitment to social justice can we truly rebuild and fortify communities against the seismic shocks of both nature and inequality.
Breaking the Chains: Confronting the Reality of Domestic Violence
This social malady extends beyond physical harm, encompassing emotional, psychological, and financial abuse.
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January 1, 2024
