Empowering Communities with Junior Justice
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Our Initiatives
TarkSabha
DHRUV Drive
TarkSabha
Junior Justice Platform, which fosters intellectual dialogue and deliberation on pivotal social issues into a parliamentary form of debate competition involving students and professionals all over the country.
ROOH Drive
DHRUV Drive
TarkSabha
The Rooh Drive aims to focus on child sexual abuse and sensitize the children, parents and other imperative stakeholders.
DHRUV Drive
DHRUV Drive
DHRUV Drive
This drive aims to focus on the public, in general, to make them aware of the appropriate, relevant government office and authority to approach in cases of violation. This drive aims to make available a directory of all relevant contact details of the Human and Fundamental Rights & Legal Services Authorities
Menstrual Hygiene Guideline
Through the collective efforts of the team, the Ministry of Education, Department of Higher Education, has issued a directive (vide F.No.17-5/2023-U.5) to the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to investigate the issue and take necessary action.
As a result of these efforts, the Government of India has introduced a Uniform Menstrual Policy for the entire country. This policy represents a landmark initiative aimed at addressing menstrual health and hygiene issues nationwide. Formulated through a collaborative effort involving the Ministry of Education, UGC, and AICTE, the policy seeks to standardize menstrual health practices in educational institutions.
Key components include integrating menstrual health education into school curricula, ensuring free and accessible menstrual hygiene products in restrooms, and improving infrastructure to support proper hygiene and disposal. Additionally, the policy emphasizes the importance of counseling and medical support for managing menstrual health issues, while promoting gender sensitivity to include all students, including transgender and non-binary individuals. Through these measures, the policy aims to enhance menstrual health, reduce absenteeism, and foster gender equality in educational settings. It sets a precedent for comprehensive menstrual health management within India and serves as a potential model for other regions.
