Awareness about Organ donation

In the heart of India, amidst the bustling streets and vibrant colors, lies a treasure trove of sensory delights—an Indian bazaar. Sabji Mandi, the quintessential vegetable market, embodies the very essence of India’s chaotic yet captivating street culture. With its energetic ambiance, melodic calls of hawkers, and a vivid tapestry of sights and sounds, this market truly encapsulates the soul of the nation. A Kaleidoscope of Colors: As you step foot into Sabji Mandi, your senses are immediately overwhelmed by a riot of colors. The market is adorned with brightly-hued tarps stretched above the stalls, shielding the hawkers and their produce from the harsh elements. The vivid reds, yellows, and blues merge with the vibrant saris and turbans worn by shoppers, creating a kaleidoscope of hues that dances before your eyes. The Lively Symphony of Voices: Amidst the kaleidoscope of colors, a symphony of voices resonates through the air, each with a distinct rhythm and purpose. The h

Every year on March 8, we celebrate International Women's Day. This day is a time to reflect on the progress that has been made for women's rights, and to recommit to the fight for equality. In India, there is still much work to be done to address violence against women. According to the National Crime Records Bureau, over 350,000 cases of violence against women were reported in India in 2020. This includes cases of rape, assault, and domestic violence. The true number of cases is likely much higher, as many women do not report violence for fear of reprisal. Violence against women has a devastating impact on individuals, families, and communities. It can lead to physical and emotional harm and can prevent women from achieving their full potential. It is also a major obstacle to economic development. There are a number of factors that contribute to violence against women in India, including: Patriarchy: India is a patriarchal society, where men are seen as superior to w

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Awareness about organ donation Every year , August 13 is celebrated as organ donation day . The day is celebrated to motivate and encourage people to donate their organs and to understand the value of organ donation . Because lakhs of people die every year waiting for an organ and In every 12 minutes , One more patient is added to the waiting list . To minimize this waiting list elderly people should donate their organs after death so that they can save the life of others. One generous act can save 8 lives and one organ donor can help more than 75 people. You have an opportunity , will you give someone a second chance ? What organs can donate successfully— heart , intestines, kidney , pancreas liver , cornea  According to the survey of 2019 in India , 500,000 people die people die because of non availability of organ. If old age people want to donate their organ they have to inform earlier to their relatives . So that after his/her death. Organ transplant properly because organ donatio

  Sheroes Hangout – A Cafe By Acid Attack Survivors in Lucknow  Do we ever wonder what all goes on around us and how in a world full of educated people, we miss out on people who genuinely need our attention? We live in a world of misogyny, we live in a world of patriarchy but isn’t it high time we saw those crashing down to equality? I see people talking about Feminism all over Social Media but I really want to just take this opportunity and say it out that Feminism is not majorly for those who have access to Social Media. It is for the ones who don’t have access to Social Media, ones who don’t get to go to  college, ones who are constantly being oppressed  and in a world like today’s, we need Feminism, we need courage and to start with places lik Sheroes Hangout . We need people and places that empower .  In 2013, India introduced an amendment to the Indian Penal Code through the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013, making acid attacks a specific offence with a punishment of imprisonm