Community
The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which replaced the Indian Penal Code, recognises rape as a crime committed by men on women, but fails to offer redressal to same sex and transgender victims.
[…]The community, which played a key role in running of government departments and establishment of English-medium schools, is accepting Hindustani culture with time.
[…]The Capital no longer has access to most kinds of fish owing to rising temperatures and pollution in the Yamuna river.
[…]The bank at Lady Hardinge Medical College is instrumental in preventing child mortality rates in India, where breastfeeding rates remain quite low compared with other countries.
[…]The Kutumb mobile application has 2,000 unique senior citizen users
[…]Rajan Singh, a transgender person who is contesting as an independent from South Delhi, says the trans community’s basic concerns haven’t been addressed so far yet
[…]In the face of rising gender-based crimes, women in Delhi demand security, improved education system and creation of jobs, through their votes
[…]Braving the sun, elderly voters turn out in high spirits to cast their ballots for “progress and transparency” at Delhi’s polling stations
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