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Ambedkar Jayanti: Keeping Ambedkar’s dream relevant
As statues of B.R. Ambedkar get vandalised across the country, Video Volunteers asks people across India if the architect of the Indian constitution is still relevant.
Dalits and Adivasis Struggle to Pierce Through Crass Atrocities Even Today
A survey conducted by Video Volunteers with the SC/ST community in India reaffirms a fact everyone knows, but few talk about - discrimination exists and more than 50% of the respondents have experienced it in its most crass form - untouchability.
Rural Roads: Bengal Government Fails to Keep Poll Promises
A 4 kilometer long road connecting at least five villages lies broken for four years, despite state-level budget of 3962 crores being allocated for maintaining roads.
Having Fled Myanmar, Many Rohingya Now Face Prejudice in Jammu
Most of the legally recognised Rohingya in India are settled in Jammu & Kashmir and they face tough living conditions, along with the risk of deportation.
Battling Parkinson’s Disease with Hope
An organisation in Goa provides a support group for those living with Parkinson’s disease.
Visually Impaired Man Campaigns to Build Road, Wins
In Rajasthan, a visually impaired man puts his life on the line to get a concrete road built.
International Women’s Day: #TimeIsNow to Create Systems of Support and Solidarity
Five years after the 181 Women’s Helpline was launched as a comprehensive support system for women, here’s looking at what it takes to build networks of support and solidarity that are sensitive, survivor-centric and just.
Kashmiri Eye Pellet Victim Waits for Justice in Darkness
A young man blinded by a pellet gunshot is still waiting for compensation from the Jammu and Kashmir government.