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Since the inception of the Indian Constitution, which promised justice—social, economic, and political—for all, continuous efforts have been made over the past 75 years to address contemporary issues through various legislation and amendments. Accordingly, India underwent a significant legal transformation in 2023 with the introduction of new criminal laws. These three innovative laws took effect on July 1, 2024,... Continue Reading →
There are two powers in the world: the sword and the pen. There is a third power stronger than both, that of women."—Malala Yousafzai. Introduction The article by Dr. Navpreet Kaur emphasizes the importance of investing in women to empower them and promote gender equality in society. It discusses various aspects of women's empowerment, including... Continue Reading →
THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION FOR ACID ATTACK SURVIVORS Author: *Dr. Navpreet Kaur Co-founder Vice President, The Laxmi Foundation *Panyam Shobitha Reddy, Intern, The Laxmi Foundation Introduction Education is the most vital weapon in today’s world to shield against major difficulties. People experience difficulties in both their personal and professional lives, their level of education and... Continue Reading →
Acid attack is an extremely brutal form of violence, which leaves victims in unbearable daily suffering at all labels. In order to help acid-attack survivors, we urge you to share this article in a manner that raises awareness and creates help. Also, you can connect with the https://www.facebook.com/thelaxmifoundation This article explains the incidents related to... Continue Reading →
Approximately 5,000 women and girls are killed annually in honor killings, mainly in the Middle East and South Asia, but also in countries such as Brazil, Canada, Iran, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Egypt, Sweden, Syria, Uganda, United Kingdom, United States, and others.
The Laxmi Foundation created awareness about Menstrual Hygiene in Chandigarh“Dr.Navpreet Kaur took the initiative to break the stigma” Photo by Karolina Grabowska Educating society about menstruation is important Menstruation is taboo, as bleeding women/girls are mostly considered impure and dirty in India, like in many parts of the world. Thus most often the menstrual health... Continue Reading →
She is fighting against ignorance regarding acid attacks...For Acid-attack's victims , the Supreme Court of India directed that all hospitals, whether private or public, run by a central, state government, or local bodies, should provide first aid and/or medical treatment free of cost. Supreme Court also directed for the minimum compensation of INR 300,000 ($4200)/− to every acid attack victim in all states and union territories.
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