Women Empowernment Story

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My name is Jagga and I am 34 years old. I am handicapped from childhood and after the death of my parents, my brothers also separated me from their family and gave only one piece of land to me where now i grow crops in order to eat and sell. This covid-19 situation had made us more disabled then ever as it is causing many financial problems and also there is a problem in traveling. I cannot do anything right now and in order to fullfill my hunger. From your support, I will be able to buy food materials for myself and also some agriculture crops in order to do something for earning in the future. It will make me self sufficient again.   SUPPORT HER/HIM FAMILY Support by going at these links:- https://bit.ly/2XlkQyX https://bit.ly/2ZUBcAb https://rsksindia.ngo/Donate/donateonline/ Together We Can Create A Brighter Tomorrow! #TogetherWeCan #Brighter #tomorrow #Create #marginalized #people #needy #ngo #Relief #Covid-19 #Help #support #PWB #RSKS #RsksIndia #Fam...
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BE FREE; Happy Period with Sanitary Napkins!!

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Namaste ! Warm Greetings from RSKS India ..... If you are from India, chances are that the word ‘menstruation’ conjures up an uncomfortable image in your mind. This is because menstruation is a forbidden topic and is not discussed openly in India due to the stigma associated with it. In many parts of India, menstruating women are considered to be unclean. They are not allowed to enter the kitchen, visit temples or auspicious functions. Dasra, an NGO,did a report in 2014 titled Spot On!, which found that70% of the mothers, predominantly in rural and among lower income classes, consider menstruation as ‘dirty’ and most of them are not aware of what menstruation really is. It is little surprise then that most rural or urban poor girls, would not have heard of menstruation before they reach menarche, the onset of menstruation. The chronic lack of awareness about menstruation has led to the prevalence of unhygienic p...
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The Victory !! Dussehra Mahotsav !!

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Dear Friend ! Dussehra is celebrated like a festival. This festival is celebrated in triumph over untruth. Evil prevalent in society is burnt as effigy of Ravana. Ravana is considered a symbol of evil and untruth, which is burnt away on the day of Dussehra which presents that truth always wins again untruth.   Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan organizes all the festivals that comes from time to time with the community. In this context, the Dussehra Festival was also organized by the organization. The organization celebrated the Dussehra festival with poor and deprived children from the urban slum area. On this occasion, the Ramayana was staged dramatically by the children of the slum region and the characters of the Ramayana were played. After the dramatic staging, all the children together lit an effigy of Ravana. The importance of Dussehra festival was explained to all children by the organization and also told them to follow the path of moral and truth. At the end of...
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