Manav Eng. News Letter - MADHYA PRADESH HUMAN RIGHTS

Year - 15, Issue-3, March - 2010
NEWS letter
Monthly Journal of MP Human Rights Commission
UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD, COMPASSION AND LOVE ARE KEY TO
HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION - DALAI LAMA
ENTIRE WORLD STAND UNITED FOR HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION – GOVERNOR
BUDDHIST UNIVERSITY TO BE SET UP BETWEEN BHOPAL-SANCHI - C.M.
SYMPOSIUM ON “HUMAN RIGHTS THROUGH UNIVERSAL RESPONSIBILITY”
The spiritual guru of
Tibetans Dalai Lama has said that
universal brotherhood,
compassion, love and fraternity
hold the key to human rights
protection. These human values
will develop a more civilized man
and human rights violation on the
basis of poverty, caste, creed and
considerations of superior and
inferior will be checked
effectively.
The Dalai Lama was
delivering his keynote address at a
symposium on “Human Rights
through Universal
Responsibility” organized under
the auspices of M.P. Human
Rights Commission on March 17,
2010. The Governor Shri
Rameshwar Thakur presided over
the function while Chief Minister
Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan was
special guest on the occasion.
Chairman of M.P. Human Rights
Commission Justice Shri D.M.
Dharmadhikari introduced the
subject.
The Dalai Lama said that
despite practicing different
religions, speaking different
languages and living in different
regions people are one. He said
that money cannot provide only
material prosperity but cannot buy
happiness and peace of mind. To
attain this man will have to
assimilate spiritual and human
values. He said that materially
prosperous countries lack quality
in inner life; especially their
younger generations have gone
wayward. Jealousy, envy and
alienation can never true
happiness in life. Compassion is
must for this. This alone can bring
happiness and prosperity in family
and society in true sense.
Therefore, man should pay more
attention to acquiring human
values than making economic and
material progress, he added.
The Dalai Lama said that
individual freedom is very
precious and is prerequisite for
creativity. Any society or
community cannot become
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creative and constructive without
this. There is individual freedom
in India, that is why there is
creativity and democracy is
functioning successfully here.
India is the only country where
entire world has been considered a
single family. It has always given
the message of non-violence and
Mahatma Gandhi won freedom of
the country by it.
The Dalai Lama said that it
cannot be said that any particular
religion is the best. All religions
are best in their own right. Their
concepts, ideologies and modes of
prayer may differ but essentially
they are the same. The need of the
hour is to bring the different
religions closer to each other. A
number of institutions are working
in this direction, but every
individual needs to work at
personal level for this. One should
have equal respect for all
religions, he said.
The Dalai Lama thanked the
Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh
Chouhan for his announcement to
set up a Buddhist university
between Sanchi and Bhopal and
said that it would help spread the
science and knowledge of
Buddhism. He said that the
feelings and science of inner mind
are far deeper and more extensive
than material science. This
university will help enrich this
science. He said that India has
always had religious and
ideological tolerance which is not
seen anywhere else in the world.
He said that even non-believers
like Charvak have been
recognized as seers in this country.
The Dalai Lama emphasized
the need for women
empowerment saying that they are
the very image of compassion.
They should be given every
opportunity to become self-reliant
and self-confident, he said.
Presiding over the function
the Governor Shri Rameshwar
Thakur said that the Dalai Lama is
the most ardent votary of human
rights in the modern world. He
said that it is quite contradictory
thing that with the advance of
education, science and
t e c h n o l o g y, h u m a n r i g h t s
violation is also increasing. The
strong have always suppressed the
weak but with education it should
have reduced. He said that human
rights protection is a global
responsibility. It should not be
considered the responsibility of
any particular country, society,
community or continent. Entire
world should stand up against it.
Everyone has the right to live with
dignity and honour and nobody
should be allowed to violate this
right of anyone.
The Chief Minister Shri
Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that
human rights protection is innate
in Indian culture. Indian
civilization and culture has called
entire world a single family
thousands of years ago. It prays for
happiness, health and prosperity
of all without any distinction. Shri
Chouhan said that his government
is making all out efforts to pursue
development of the State while
ensuring protection of human
rights. Shri Chouhan said that
efforts are being made to provide
social security to the deprived in
the State. He said that the state
government has provided 50
percent reservation to women in
panchayat and civic bodies to
make them politically strong and
to ensure their active participation
in development process.
Shri Chouhan said that the
Dalai Lama is a warrior for
protection of human rights.
Millions of people have deep faith
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in him. He is not only the head of a
State but also a great guru showing
the path of peace and spirituality
to the humanity.
Shri Chouahan said that the
Dalai Lama is the apostle of peace,
compassion and love. He said that
with the cooperation of Sri Lankan
government, the State
Government is going to set up a
Buddhist university between
Sanchi and Bhopal. This
university will have the facility for
study of Buddhism and Buddhist
science and philosophy.
Justice Shri D.M.
Dharmadhikar delivered the
welcome address and introduced
the subject. He said that Lord
Bdhha had given the message of
compassion, love and purity of
mind and strived all his life to
eliminate all types of
discriminations. The specialty of
India has been that here all
religions are held in equal respect
and all the philosophies have been
assimilated here. In this age of
science and technology all the
countries have come closer to each
other. Therefore, they should work
unitedly to provide better health
care, food security and to ensure
human rights protection. He
expressed gratitude to the Dalai
Lama for participating in the
symposium.
The first issue of the
quarterly magazine of M.P.
Human Rights Commission and a
book “ Human Values and Human
Rights” authored by Justice Shri
D.M. Dharmadhikari were also
released on the occasion.
At the outset the Dalai Lama and
other guests garlanded a portrait of
goddess Saraswati and lighted the
ceremonial lamp. Saraswati
Vandana was also sung on the
occasion.
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LAW ALONE CANNOT CURB CRIME AGAINST WOMEN - SHRI DHARMADHIKARI
JUSTICE LAUDS LADLI LAXMI YOJANA
SYMPOSIUM ON “CRIME AGAINST WOMEN AND
RESPONSIBILITY OF SOCIETY” HELD
The chairman of M.P. Human
Rights Commission Justice Shri
D.M. Dharmadhikari has said that
law and penal action alone cannot
curb the crimes against women.
There is need for change in social
mindset for this, he added. Shri
Dharmadhikari was addressing a
symposium on “ Crime against
Women and Responsibility of
Society” organized on March
8,2010 to mark the International
Women Day at Ujjain. The
symposium was organized by
M . P. H u m a n R i g h t s
Commission's District Ayog
Mitra Committee and Gayatri
Shakti Peeth's district unit.
Prominent among those present
on the occasion included IG of
Police Shri Pawan Jain, Collector
Shri Ajat Shatru, Smt. Samhita
Dharmadhikari, Shri Shivdas
Prasad Sinha, Ayog Mitra Dr.
G.D. Nagar, Brhamakumari Usha
Bahan, Dr. Nisha Vashishtha and
Ayog Mitra convener Dr. Nalini
Langar.
Justice Dharmadhikari said
that there is need to ensure social
and economic empowerment of
women. Talented girls from rural
areas come to cities for higher
education but there is no proper
arrangement for their stay at any
district headquarters in the state.
He desired NGOs to take step in
this direction. Shri
Dharmadhikari regretted that
disregarding its social
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responsibility the media is
portraying women as commodity.
This is leading to all types of
social perversions. Women and
the media should realize their
responsibilities and help shape a
healthy society keeping within
their limits. Justice
Dharmadhikari congratulated the
Collector, Ujjain that Ujjain is the
only district in the state where
regular meetings of advisory
committees for relief to victims of
crimes are being held regularly.
He said that the Collectors can
provide various facilities to
women who are victims of crimes.
He said that women affected by
domestic violence seek help of
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police and law, but basically
mothers should inculcate good
values in children so that after
marriage they do not have dispute
with their wives. Mother is the
first teacher. It is women who are
mostly responsible for growing
tendency of female foeticide. He
said that if women strongly
oppose it strongly it can be curbed
effectively. He welcomed the bill
brought in the Parliament for
reservation to women. He was all
praise for Ladli Laxmi Yojana
being implemented by the state
government saying that it would
help remove the sense of
insecurity among girls in society.
Other states are also
implementing this scheme. He
congratulated the state
government for this.
IG of Ujjain range Shri
Pawan Jain said that it is a bad
effect of technology that foeticide
are taking place in a large number.
One woman is being persecuted
every fifteen minute in the world.
He said that one of 50 persecuted
women goes to the police to lodge
a complaint, which is a matter of
concern. He said that the media
should also highlight the
victimization of women in rural
areas. He lauded Janani Suraksha
Yojana and Ladli Laxami Yojana
and said that it will greatly benefit
girls and women.
Collector Shri Ajatshatru said
that in this materialistic society
the condition of women is a matter
of concern. Women have been
given constitutional rights, but
they need more rights. Expressing
concern on growing crimes
against women he said that all
should extend cooperation in
putting an effective check on
them. He called upon women to
come forward to check atrocities
in and around their families.
Professor of political
science and public administration
in Vikram University, Ujjain Dr.
Nisha Vashishth said that right
from Vedic period women have
play a very important role in
society, but in course of time in
this materialistic age atrocities
against women are on the rise. She
called upon women to realize
their rights and play an important
role in promoting education
among girls and women.
Brhamakumari Usha Bahan
said that first women would have
to realize their rights. They should
not depend on others and give a
new direction to society. Citing
the example of Mother Teresa she
said that she established a distinct
identity for herself in the world by
her suave behaviour and selfless
service. She said that women
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should become spiritually strong.
Shri Shivprasad Sinha said that
educated women can change
society. They should shun narrow
thinking and realize their strength.
Shri Satyadev Chaturvedi
said that the ratio of women in
decreasing. There is need to
enhance awareness about this. He
said that education is the most
powerful tool for women
empowerment. Smt. Nalini
Langar, Shri Krishnmangal Singh
Kulshreshtha, Shri Ajit
Mangalam, Dr. G. D.Nagar and
others welcomed the guests and
felicitated them with shawl and
Shrifal.
At the outset a lamp was
lighted before a portrait of
goddess Gayatri. Smt. Atabansore
conducted the function. Smt.
Nalini Langar proposed a vote of
thanks.
“Beti Bachao Rally”
Later Justice Shri D.M.
Dharmadhikari flagged off a
“Beti Bachao Rally”. It passed
though Kanthal and Nai
Sadak and culminated at
Kshirsagar Maidan. Dr. Veerbala
Chhajed, Smt.Neelam Jain, Smt.
Purnima Banthia, Smt. Shobha
Yadav,Smt. Sneha Vinayika, Smt.
Suman Verma, Smt. Neeta
Dhawanand others were also
present on the occasion.
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A REPORT ON PROGRAMMES ORGANISED ON INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S
DAY AT DIRECTIVE OF MPHRC
In Vidisha district a the chief guest and SDM Shri of thanks.
workshop on violence against Santosh Verma presided over the
In Khargone district a
women and social responsibility
was held under the chairmanship of
social worker Shri Hraday Mohan
Jain. The Collector Shri Yogendra
Sharma was the chief guest.
The Collector said that the
gap between shining India and
suffering India can only be bridged
by focusing our thinking on
majority of women. Shri Jain said
that reservation to women would
lead to emergence of women
leadership in rural as well as urban
areas. Municipal president Smt.
Jyoti Shah attributed women
persecution to erosion of age old
rich tradition and disintegration of
joint families. Income Tax Officer
Shri B.K. Choudhary, Dr. Vanita
Vajpaiyee and Sushri Simran
Jalvankar also addressed on the
occasion. Smt. Manisha Jain
conducted the workshop and Ayog
Mitra Smt. Vidya Yadav proposed a
vote of thanks. The Collector and
other guests visited the home of a
105 years old woman Smt. Gajara
Devi and honoured her. Ayog Mitra
Shri Atul Ratanshi convened the
workshop.
In Hoshangabad a
symposium on “Crimes against
Women and Social Responsibility”
was organized on the occasion.
Sociologist Prof. M. Raj was the
chief guest and Shri Raza Fauzdar
p r e s i d e d . Ay o g M i t r a D r.
L.L.Sharma said that women have
the same fundamental rights as
men. Sushri Sadhna Dubey
expressed concern on increasing
crimes against women. Sushri
Sindhu Dube, Sushri Meena Jain,
Sushri Sweta Jain also expressed
their views. Smt. Vandana Jain
conducted the symposium.
In Harda district, Deputy
Collector Sushri Shweta Pawar was
symposium organized to mark the
occasion. A vision letter of the
chairman of M.P. Human Rights
Commission was read out on the
occasion. Those who expressed
views included Supriya Patel,
Prerana Jain, Vinita Raghuvanshi
and Kirti Tiwari. The chief guest
and the president assured every
possible cooperation in preventing
violence against women and
stressed the need for coordinated
efforts by government and NGOs.
Municipal president Shri Hemant
Tale, Shri Narendra Sharma, Shri
Harimohan Sharma, Shri Sukhram
Bamane, Shri Sanjay Tenguria and
girl students were present on the
occasion. Smt. Sunita Jain
proposed a vote of thanks.
In Jhabua district the
symposium was convened by Ayog
Mitra Shri Manoj Jain
“Manokamana”. Zila panchayat
president Sushri Kalavati Bhuria
was chief guest while the Collector
Shri Jagdish Sharma presided.
Sushri Gita Dubey delivered the
keynote address. Smt. Sangita
Masania and Smt. Rama Agrawal
also expressed their views. Vindhya
Shiksha Samiti presented a play of
Smt. Annu Bhabor. SP Shri R.S.
Singh was the chief guest while
Smt. Rama Arya, Smt. Kalpana
Bhuria, Sushri Nirmala Bhuria,
Smt. Bharti Soni and Smt. Sushma
Dubey were also present. The main
speaker Smt. Geeta Dubey dwelt at
length on the rights of women.
Ayog Mitra Shri Pradeep Runwal
spoke on the role of Human Rights
Commission in women
empowerment. Smt. Devyani
Nayak conducted the function.
Women and Child Development
Officer delivered the welcome
address and SDO proposed a vote
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seminar was organized at the Girls
College with the cooperation of
Legal Aid Committee. The seminar
discussed issues pertaining to rights
and equality of women in historic
and present context. The chief guest
was Smt. Usha Shrotriya,
Additional District and Sessions
Judge and Smt. Gita Solanki, the
chief Judicial Magistrate. Shri O.P.
Sharma, Shri J.S. Kataria, Shri
Rakesh Shrotriya, Shri Subhash
Solanki and others were also
present. Shri Mohan Jaiswal
presided over the function. Shri P.S.
Kapse delivered the welcome
address and Dr. P.C.Soni, Ayog
Mitra introduced the subject. An
issue of Research Journal of
Women's Problems and Solution
was also issued on the occasion.
Jayanti Faujdar conducted the
function and Dr. P.S. Kapse
proposed a vote of thanks.
In Burhanpur district a
symposium on “Violence against
Women and Social Responsibility
was organized. An essay
competition on the same subject
was also organized with the
cooperation of Women and Child
Development department. Ayog
Mitra Sushri Medha Bhide opened
the symposium by reading out the
message of the chairman of the
Commission. Advocate Shri
Santosh Devtale said that lack of
education is a major cause for
increasing violence against women.
Mayor Smt. Madhuri Patel, Deputy
Collector Sushri Madhavi
Nagendra, Deputy Director, Social
Justice Sushri Pramila Vaikar, SP
Shri M.K. Katakwar, social worker
Sushri Kokila Chatruvedi and
Sushri Minakshi More also
expressed their views. In the essay
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competition Anjali won the first
prize while Sushri Rital Dalal and
Sushri Maya Bhagwat won second
and third prizes, respectively.
Women and Child Development
Officer Sushri Manorama Sen
presented the prizes. Ayog Mitras
Shri Prakash Choudhary and Shri
Mohammad Mansoor were also
present.
In Indore d i s t r i c t a
programme to mark the
International Women's Day was
jointly organized by Ayog Mitra
Samiti and Prajapita Brhamakumar
Ishwariya Vishwavidyalaya. Social
worker Smt. Jhanak Grover was the
chief guest while Justice Shri P.D.
Mule presided.
Brhmakumari
Shakuntala Bahan and Shri B.N.
Bose spoke as main speakers. They
said that god dwells where women
are respected and live in peace.
Therefore, one should eschew
greed and ego. Shri R.G. Fadake
delivered the welcome address.
Justice Shri P.D. Mule stressed the
need for spread of education to curb
atrocities against women. Shri O.P.
Mandaloi, Shri Madan Rane,
Sushri Shubha P. Vaidya, Shri
Sadan Choudhary, Shri Ratanlal
Gupta, Shri Mohanlal Dixit, Smt.
Kamala Sagarmal Patawa, Sushri
Ranjana Saxena, Sushri Kusum
Tiwari and others were present on
the occasion. Dr. Piyush Gandhi
conducted the function while
Sumitra Bahan proposed a vote of
thanks.
In Neemuch district the
Collector Dr. Sanjay Goyal was the
chief guest of the symposium. He
emphasized the need for respecting
women. Municipal president Sushri
Neeta Dua said that reservation will
increase the participation of women
in power and social development.
District Women and Child
Development Officer Sushri
Sushma Bhadauria said that we
should reach out to women to solve
their problems. Ayog Mitra Shri addressed. Ayog Mitra Shri Anil
Bhanu Dave said that even Jain, Shri Anil Ahirwar, Sushri
foreigners respect our culture and Asha Tulsa Sahu and Shri Tarun
civilization.
Singh extended laudable
cooperation
in the symposium. Dr.
In Damoh district a
Narendra
Shrivastava
conducted
symposium on Violence against
Women and Social Responsibility the function while Dr. Ashish
w a s o r g a n i z e d t o m a r k Dwivedi proposed a vote of thanks.
In Panna district the
International Women's Day.
Collector Shri Khandelwal was the chairperson of Krishi Upaj Mandi,
chief guest while Shri Manu Devendra Nagar was the chief guest
Mishra, Municipal president at the symposium organized to
p r e s i d e d . Ay o g M i t r a D r. mark the occasion. She said that
Chhavinath Tiwari conducted the women should come forward to
function. Smt. Susanskriti Parihar, secure their due in society. Shri S.L.
Shri Shrikant Choudhary, former Verma, Suprintendent of the hostel
j u d g e S h r i A n a n d K u m a r at Maheba said that violence
Shrivastava, Gitashashtri Shri against women is condemnable.
Manishankar Shukla, and guest of Foeticide is a crime against
honour Dr. P.L. Sharma expressed humanity. Shri Devideen presented
their views.Smt. Pushpa Chile and a song. Ayog mitra Shri Sudeep
Sushri Laxmi Tamrakar recited S h r i v a s t a v a c o n d u c t e d t h e
poems based on women awareness. function.
Shri Manu Mishra said that
In Gwalior district the
indomitable will power is a must to symposium was convened by the
move ahead in modern times and to Lions Club. Mayor Smt. Samiksha
secure ones rights. Dr. Kedar Gupta was the chief guest while
Shivhare and Shri Lakhanlal Tiwari Smt. Abhiprabal Solanki, Deputy
were also present. Ayog Mitra Shri Advocate General in the Gwalior
R.S. Bharadwaj proposed a vote of bench of the High Court presided.
thanks.
Smt.Sangita Singh Rathour, Janpad
In Sagar district the president, Smt. Sapna Panjwani,
symposium was organized in the President Lions Club were also
premises of Inc Media School of present. The chief guest said that
Journalism. Special District Judge government schemes have helped
Smt. Asha Godha was the guest. improve the condition of women
She said that tolerating atrocities is but a lot still remains to do. Smt. Raj
the biggest crime. Therefore, Bhambhani read out the appeal of
women should become aware of the chairman of the Human Rights
their rights. Dean of School of Commission. Social worker Smt.
Commerce and Management Dr. Asha Singh, Sushri Mamta Singh
Harisingh Gaur Central University Kushwaha, Ku. Parul Shrivastava.,
P r o f . J . K . J a i n s a i d t h a t Ku. Anjali Rathaur, Sushri Anjana
International Women's Day is an Mishr, Smt.Nuru Singh, Dr.
inspiring movement. All should get Ramesh Sharma, Sushri Sonal
united to oppose atrocities against Mehta also spoke. Incharge
women. Additional Judge Shri convener of Ayog Mitra Samiti
Krishnamurthy Mishra, Shri Rajesh Dr. M.K. Sharma proposed a vote
Kaul, Shri Amirtlal Meena, of thanks.
advocate Sushri Rajni Thakur and
In Shivpuri district the
Women and Child Development International Women's Day was
Officer Shri R.P. Tripathi also observed as awareness day and an
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awareness camp for women was
organized on the occasion. It was
organized with the cooperation of
Women and Child Development
Department, District Legal Service
Authority and Ayog Mitras Shri
R.L.C. Jatav and Shri Alok M.
Indoria. District Collector Shri
Rajkumar Pathak, Chief Executive
Officer Shri H.P. Verma and
District Judge Smt. Richika
Ashthana were also present. Dr.
Smt. Urmila Pathak also addressed.
She called upon women to
discharge their duties with
determination and dedication. The
artists of Kala Pathak presented a
drama based on women
empowerment. Smt. Shobha Ahuja,
Shri Dixit and Sushri Agrawal also
spoke.
In Bhind district the
symposium was organized by Ayog
Mitras Dr. Himanshu Bansal and
Dr. Suresh Bansal with the
cooperation of Mahila Club and
Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti. In her
keynote address Dr. Veena Sharma
said that in ancient times women
were held in high esteem and in
present times too women are
excelling in every field. Smt. Raj
Khandelwal stressed the need for
inculcating good values along with
imparting education. Smt. Mahima
Chouhan said that women should
contemplate on their rights and
become aware against social evils
like dowry, female foeticide etc.
Shri Sumbash Sharma, advocate,
Smt. Meera Agrawal, Sushri
Suman Maheshwari, Sushri
Rajkumari Jain, Shri Pawan
Maheshwari, Sushri Geeta Gupta,
Sushri Seema Sharma and others
were also present. Smt. Raman
Mittal proposed a vote of thanks.
In Sheopur district a
function was organized to mark the
International Women's Day with
the cooperation of Mahatma
Gandhi Seva Ashram. Zila
panchayt president Smt. Guddibai
was the chief guest. She said that
women are not inferior to men in
any respect. Guest of honour Dr.
Manju Shukla, Sushri Arti Pathak,
Sushri Anamika Parashar also
addressed. Shri Jaisingh Jadaun of
Ekta Parishad said that Mahatma
Gandhi had dreamt of
emancipation of women. Ayog
Mitra Shri Kailash Parashar said
that there is need to maintain a
balance between rights and
responsibilities to ensure equal
status to women in society. Various
aspects of violence against women
and social responsibility were
discussed on the occasion.
In Katni district local Ayog
Mitra Shri Kishanlal Tahalramani
convened the symposium. Dr.
Mamta Singh, senior journalist Shri
Nandlal Singh, educationist Shri S.
Nelson, Sushri Rita Tiwari, Shri
Satish Anand, Shri B.K. Laxmi
Bahan,Sushri Geeta Joshi, Sushri
Ratna Mishra, Sushri Kalpana
Dube, Shri Ramakant Nigam,
Swami Satya Vedanta,Sushri
Sandhya Tiwari,Surhri Shalini
Gupteshwar Sahu,Shri M.J.A.
Lurian, Swami Prem Veer,
advocate Sushri Tripti Tamrakar,
business woman Sushri Archana
Singh,Sushri Neeraja Mita Ornald,
Shri M.J. Lamba and people from
all sections of society participated
in it. Shri Paras Jain conducted the
symposium.
In Mandla district a
symposium was organized at which
Zila panchayat president Smt.
Sampatia Uike was the chief guest.
President of Mahila Prakoshtha
Zila Hindi Sahitya Samiti Smt.
Manorama Dixit presided over it.
The chief guest suggested
forming of groups of women to
struggle against violence against
women. Ayog Mitra Smt. Sushila
Shukla threw light on the concept of
equal rights and opportunities.
District Women and Child
Development Officer Smt.Shashi
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Shyam Uike informed about the
activities of her department. Smt.
Manjari Guri, Smt. Rekha Dixit,
Smt. Archana Jain and others also
spoke. Speaking from the chair Smt
Manorama Dixit criticized the
exploitation of women through
advertisements. As many as 150
copies of the message of the
chairman of the Human Rights
Commission were sent to different
tahasils, blocks and villages. Smt.
Priti Dubey conducted the
programme and Smt. Shashi Shyam
Uikey proposed a vote of thanks.
Ayog Mitra Dr. B.B.Shukla and
Shri K.L.Sukul expressed gratitude
to the administration and
journalists for success of the
programme.
In Jabalpur district the
function to mark the International
Women's Day was organized under
joint auspices of Ayog Mitra Samiti
and Home Science College.
Member of State Commission for
Women Smt. Sushma Jain was the
chief guest while retire judge Shri
Prakash Nayak presided. The chief
guest stressed the need for change
in the attitude of people and
enhancing awareness to improve
the lot of women. Justice Nayak
called for spread of education
saying that an educated woman is
more aware about her rights. An
essay competition on violence
against women and social
responsibility was also organized.
The winners were given away the
prizes. Smt. Shashi Tiwari
conducted the function. Dr. Sonal
Amin also spoke. Ayog Mitras Shri
J.P. date and Dr. Aslam were also
present. Dr. Shubhda Pandey
proposed a vote of thanks.
In Balaghat district the
International Women's Day was
observed with enthusiasm.
Commandant, CRPF Shri Brijesh
Kumar Singh was the chief guest
and Chief Medial and Health
Officer Dr. Rajrani Khare presided.
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C.E.O. Shri B. S. Kulesh was special guest.
The chief guest stressed the need for
education. Dr. Rajrani Khane called for
greater awareness towards worsening
gender ratio. Shri Kulesh said that women
should come forward with a positive
thinking. Smt. Kalpana Richaria, Women
and Child Development Officer called
upon women to shed hesitation to come
forward to secure their rights. Ayog Mitra
Major M.S. Ali called for prejudice against
women. Ayog Mitra Smt.Asha Mohan
Bedi also spoke. Smt. Firoza Khan
conducted the function and proposed a
vote of thanks. She also administered the
oath of women emancipation.
In Sidhi district a symposium on
Violence against Women and Social
Responsibility was organized to mark the
International Women's Day. District and
Sessions Judge Shri A.K. Jain was the chief
guest while Joint Collector Shri M.L.
Dwivedi presided. The chief guest referred
to the thinking of Manu and Kautilya and
said that economic, social and educational
development of women is necessary. Shri
Dwivedi called upon women to come
forward to derive benefit from the schemes
being implemented for them. Additional
District and Sessions Judge Shri
Vachaspati Mishra also spoke. Dr. U.P.
Singh, Smt. Jyoti Singh, Smt. Geeta Singh
and others also expressed their views.
Ayog Mitra ShriKamalbhanu Singh asked
the women from villages to raise a voice
against exploitation.
In Singrauli district, while
addressing a symposium Ayog Mitra Smt.
Asha Gupta explained the objective of
observing the International Women's Day.
It has greatly helped women
empowerment. Smt.Krishan Parihar
presided. She said reservation for women
would help them a great deal.
LAW STUDENTS SHOULD HELP DEPRIVED PEOPLE GET
JUSTICE - SHRI DHARMADHIKARI
The chairman of M.P. Human Rights Commission Justice
Shri D.M. Dharmadhikari has called upon the law students to
help those 80 percent people of the country get justice who are
still deprived of the same. Shri Dharmadhikari was speaking at
the orientation programme organized for law students jointly by
Universal Institute of Legal Studies and Swami Vivekanand
Library on March 28, 2010 at Bhopal. He also gave away
awards to three students who secured leading position in the
CLAT. These included Sidhartha Mishra, Darab Shah
and
Kumari Malika Nigam. Junior Manager of the Library Shri L.S.
Mishra was also present on the occasion.
Justice Dharmadhikari said that along with settlement of
disputes in the courts efforts are being made to resolve the
disputes of common people through reconciliation, mediation
and by various agencies and commissions. He said that there is
no lack of employment opportunities in legal field. He said that
there is no dearth of opportunities of employment for women,
but the girl students coming to the Human Rights Commission
for internship, when asked to tell their interest reply in negative.
He said that, of course, there is lot of money in corporate sector
but there one cannot serve the neglected and deprived sections
of society. In reply to questions asked by the students Justice
Dharmadhikari said that terrorists do have their human rights
but there is provision for punishment after their fair judicial trial.
Office Bearers of MPHRC Bhopal Chairperson Shri Justice D.M. Dharmadhikari, Member-Shri Justice A.K. Saxena, Shri Vijay
Shukla, Principal Secretary Shri Rakesh Agrawal, Inspector General Police shri P.K. Runwal, Registrar Law, Shri D.K. Puranik,
Deputy Secretary Shri Kuldeep Jain, E-mail mphrc@sancharnet.in, Toll Free Phone No-1800-2336399, Fax-0755-2574028 Ph :
2572034, Published by the Editor-Shri Suresh Awatramani, Additonal Director, Public Relations, MPHRC, Paryavas Bhavan, Old
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