Showing posts with label Women Power. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Women Power. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 26, 2025

NCW Launches New Helpline Number 14490

Entry Date: 26 Nov2025 at 5:00 PM by PIB Delhi//Ministry of Women and Child Development

Another New Initiative to Reach Out to Women in Distress

New Delhi: November 26, 2025: (PIB Delhi//Women's Screen Desk):

Despite numerous efforts and initiatives by the government, the number of crimes against women shows no sign of decreasing. Therefore, it is repeatedly felt that more steps need to be taken. Considering this need, a new helpline number has now been launched. There is not only hope but also complete confidence that this number will help in curbing crimes against women.

The National Commission for Women has rolled out a new 24×7 short code helpline — 14490 to ensure quicker and more accessible support for women in distress across the country. This toll-free number serves as an easy-to-recall short code connected to NCW’s existing helpline 7827170170, enabling women to seek assistance without any cost or delay.

The new short code strengthens NCW’s ongoing efforts to provide immediate help to women facing violence, harassment, or any form of distress. As the first point of contact, the helpline will continue to offer guidance, facilitate coordination with relevant authorities, and support timely intervention.

NCW encourages citizens, community groups, institutions, and partners to widely share this information so that more women are aware of the helpline services available to them at all times.

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Saturday, November 20, 2021

BSF extension in Pb should be stopped immediately

 Adani and Ambani should not enter the farmings 


Chandigarh
: 20th November 2021: (Kartika Singh//Punjab Screen)::

The First National Convention of Punjab women Collective began with a  one minute silence to women Martyrs at the Borders in Farmers Struggle.  More than  500 Women from all over Punjab  partipcipated in the Convention

Key Note Speaker Vandana Shiva , congratulating the Farmers Struggle said that  this is beginning of our victory , we cannot rest. Our real enemies are not Adani or  Ambani but Monsanto , Rockfeller , Amazon and her is why ? The liberalisation of the seeds industry and the arrival of the gene giant Monsanto, has resulted in frequent crop failures, huge expenses for pesticides and high level of debts for the farmersWe cannot afford the Monsanto technology for India as most of the farmers will be wiped out. The seed exchanges among farmers has been a topic of discussion in the government but the government has been hijacked by corporations, Globally, the world's top 10 seed companies control one-third of the 23-billion-dollar commercial seed trade and account for 44 percent of sales.

What does digital agriculture entail? For starters, it entails the introduction of a digital surveillance system. So far, Shiva’s organization has managed to prevent Gates from introducing a seed surveillance startup, where farmers would not be allowed to grow seeds unless approved by Gates surveillance system.

The data mining, Shiva says, is needed because they don’t actually know agriculture. This is why Gates finances the policing of farmers. He needs to mine their data to learn how farming is actually done. This knowledge is then repackaged and sold back to the farmers. It’s evil genius at its finest.

Through his funding, Gates now also controls the world’s seed supply, and his financing of gene editing research has undercut biosafety laws across the world. As explained by Shiva, the only country that doesn’t have biosafety laws is the U.S. “The rest of the world does because we have a treaty called the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety,” she says.

“While he created the appearance of philanthropy, what he’s doing is giving tiny bits of money to very vital institutions. But with those bits of money, they attract government money, which was running those institutions. Now, because of his clout, he is taking control of the agenda of these institutions. In the meantime, he’s pushing patenting, be it on drugs, vaccines or on seeds.”

Taken together, Gates ends up wielding enormous control over global agriculture and food production, and there’s virtually no evidence to suggest he has good intentions.

Navsharan Kaur, feminist researcher said the   the PM could npot see the women on broders even in is address did not acknowledge the presencae and particpation fo womwn, From  Kitchen to Fields to the borders women have been fighting been invisible for media and our PM Modi . Women  had ton fight for decades for a domestic violence at ,,, its the responsibility of state to protect women. If women want to work there is no safe workplace or safe transport , we fought .. and got sexual harassment at workplace act. Referring to Anti CAA protoest she said there too women led and here too women made the difference to the whole movement .

Punjab has 30 %  of dalit population and there is caste it ahs not disappeared we need to acknowledge and fight it together

 Dr shiva said , 'Today, when survival is at stake, when the claws of fascism, neo-capitalism and neo-colonization are spreading all across, there is a need to go beyond our ideological differences. Aa new ideologyhas emereged from farmers movement that persisitent , peacefuld emands will move the state.

Giving another example she said Within the movement, we formed a Mahila Suraksha committee to ensure the security of women protestors. Also, to strengthen women participation in the movement and enlighten it with a feminist perspective.

In 2013, there were riots between the Jats and Muslims in Muzaffarnagar, but today if you look at the delhi  border -all of them are together in this struggle for dignity. The slogan, ‘Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Isai aapas mein hai behen bhai’ has actually come alive. A new political forum like Jan Sansad has come into existence which challenges the valuelessness and undemocratic practices in electoral politics.

The movement with this unprecedented strength can be compared to the freedom movement that could drive away the British imperial forces. We just need to keep that flame alive. As long as the flame lives, even in the heart of a few, the movement will continue to thrive.

The niece of Shaheed Bhagat Singh. Gurjit Kaur  congratualting punjab Women collective said this is agood beginning of all women coming together now  this should actually roll over nationally, Punjab women being an example for the nation

Dr Kanwaljit Dhillion  convenor Punajb Women Collective  concluded by announcing  the demands of the  the Convention

1-  The BSF extension in Punjab should be stopped immediately

2.  Adani and Ambani should not enter the farmings because the farming belongs to farmers not to corporates.

3- The farmer laws should be taken back in the upcoming winter parliamentss ession till then , the farmers will not leave delhi borders.



Friday, November 20, 2020

Force Focus: A better understanding

 At Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia 


An airwoman participates in a program that allows service members to gain a better understanding of one another's work at Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia, Nov. 12, 2020.

Thursday, August 20, 2020

help for sexual assault survivors has not diminished

Wednesday 19th August 2020
 It remained continued even during the Corona Crisis 
Special Features from DOD: 19th August 2020: (DOD//The Women Screen)::
The Department of Defense (DOD) announced that help for sexual assault survivors has not diminished during the National Emergency declared due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Once DOD put Force Health Protection measures in place, victim assistance professionals quickly shifted to telephone support, ensuring survivors received uninterrupted timely, professional, and quality assistance.
“The COVID-19 pandemic has changed all of our lives. However, one thing that hasn’t changed is our commitment to helping our warriors and their families who may be seeking assistance with an experience of sexual assault,” said Dr. Nate Galbreath, acting director of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO). “We want to assure everyone in the DOD community that we are still here to support them on their healing journey.”
Continued Support//First Responders
Service members and adult dependents who have been victims of sexual assault still have access to the services of a sexual assault response coordinator (SARC) or sexual assault prevention and response (SAPR) victim advocates who can help them report the assault, and hold their alleged offenders appropriately accountable.
When any Service member or adult dependent reports a sexual assault, the SARC addresses the victim’s immediate safety needs, connects the victim to recovery-oriented resources, and assigns a SAPR victim advocate.
The SAPR victim advocate provides advocacy and assistance throughout the medical, investigative, and legal processes, as appropriate. Upon determining eligibility, SAPR victim advocates will inform the victim of his or her option to make a Restricted or Unrestricted report.  Those making a Restricted Report may also consider providing information to the Catch a Serial Offender (CATCH) program.
Special Victims Counsel (Army and Air Force) and Victims Legal Counsel (Navy and Marine Corps), chaplains, and healthcare providers also continue to be available. To find out how to connect with these providers, contact your local SARC and SAPR victim advocates through the DOD Safe Helpline at https://www.safehelpline.org/nearme or 877-995-5247.
DOD Safe Helpline
The DOD Safe Helpline is a hotline dedicated to members of the DOD community affected by sexual assault. Safe Helpline offers completely anonymous, confidential, 24/7 support available online at www.safehelpline.org or by calling 877-995-5247. In addition, the Safe Helpline Mobile App provides access to one-on-one support, peer-to-peer support, information, resources and access to self-care exercises 24/7, worldwide, on a mobile device. Safe Helpline personnel can provide crisis intervention support and – with their robust and verified database of resources across the nation -- refer members to care resources within their local community or to the closest SARC or SAPR victim advocate.
What is New//Electronic Forms
If SAPR personnel are unable to meet with a Service member in person due to COVID-19 restrictions, the SARC of SAPR victim advocate can explain the DD Form 2910, or “Victim Preference Statement,” and get the member’s verbal approval over the phone, as well as accept electronic signatures.
Up-to-Date Knowledge of SAFE Possibilities
In an effort to mitigate to any impacts the pandemic has had on the administration of  Sexual Assault Forensic Examinations (SAFEs), SARC and SAPR victim advocates worked with their SAFE providers to update response procedures. Individuals seeking a SAFE should telephone their installation SARC/SAPR victim advocate in advance for instructions on where and how to present for medical care. Service members experiencing injury, requiring immediate medical attention, should not delay in seeking assistance at an emergency room.
More Frequent Check-Ins
Travel Restrictions and Stay at Home Orders necessary to limit the spread of the pandemic may exacerbate stress for some, including Service members who now may be unable to move to their new duty stations. 
SARCs and SAPR victim advocates can check in with members more frequently (particularly if the member requests) or reinitiate contact with them (as circumstances indicate) to identify any safety issues or concerns.
Up-to-Date Info on Resource Access Amid COVID
As travel restrictions and Stay at Home orders begin to ease, installation commanders will have the authority to adjust restrictions based on local Health Protection Condition Levels. It is important to contact a local SARC/SAPR victim advocate to obtain the most current information. To find out how to connect with your local SARC and SAPR victim advocates, please contact the DOD Safe Helpline at https://www.safehelpline.org/nearme or 877-995-5247. 

Friday, December 13, 2019

Shooting Competition

A Marine competes at Camp Hansen in Okinawa, Japan
A Marine competes at Camp Hansen in Okinawa, Japan, Dec. 12, 2019, as part of the annual Far East Shooting Competition, which tests Marines in Japan to determine the best marksman among them.
Photo By: Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Karis Mattingly

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Dilhara who won with the power of hobby

'Women in Management' is working with dedication 
27th September 2016
New Delhi//Colombo: 
This is Dilhara. A Fighter-A Winner. She got every thing with her own dedication. She was a teacher. She gave up her profession and started to work on her hobby. The Decision Was very hard but She was too serious. She loved her hobby. She left her job but proffered her hobby.  A long road was there to walk day and night. After a long struggle she has proved that you may win with the power of love with your hobby. 
Yesterday she called WIM Chairperson to share her success. After receiving the WIM Award she has being invited to share her story in Nugasewana followed with a grand honor organized by Matara Women Association. She further has received an opportunity to open up her new shop in shangri la hambantota. It was really a great event. A Grand Celebration.
This is all about WIM Professional & Career Women Awards. Taking Sri Lankan Women to the World. This function was a confirmation to say that some time we should ask from our heart too. 
Now she is an icon. She is the owner of brands. You can buy or order her excellent collection of Handloom bed sheets, sarees, shoes, jewelries on 15th October 2016@Women International Club Colombo 7 Organized by WISTA Sri Lanka

Thursday, May 30, 2013

DRDO Award

Award goes to Nabanita R. Krishnan
The Defence Minister, Shri A. K. Antony presenting the DRDO Award for best Techno Managerial Services -2012 to Smt. Nabanita R. Krishnan and team, in New Delhi on May 29, 2013. The DRDO Chief Dr. V.K. Saraswat is also seen (PIB)               29-May-2013