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Author: Kivleen Sahni

Menstrual Hygiene Day 2021: To ‘Cupvert’ or Not

May 28, 2021May 28, 2021 Kivleen Sahni1282

Menstrual cups are easy to use and environment-friendly, however, they might not suit everyone. New Delhi: The first few times that Pooja Priyamvada used a menstrual cup, it was an uncomfortable experience.  “I started using cups somewhere at the beginning of 2016. The first few attempts were not convenient, there was leakage as I was […]

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Buddha Purnima: A Day of Hope and Solidarity For The Ambedkarites

May 26, 2021May 26, 2021 Kivleen Sahni1252

The Ambedkarite community of India celebrates Buddha Jayanti or Vesak Day with great enthusiasm, with the hope of spreading the teachings of Ambedkar and Buddha. New Delhi: For the past four years, on the occasion of Buddha Purnima, elders in the area where Parth who goes by the name of @empirewise_roman_ on Instagram lives, distribute […]

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Second Wave of Covid Leaves NGOs crippled

May 26, 2021May 26, 2021 Kivleen Sahni1495

Small NGOs that stitch clothes or bags and bigger NGOs that work on sustainability and infrastructure benefits have found themselves in a pickle as lockdown restrictions grip almost the entire country. New Delhi: Rani, a single mother living in Mundka, stitches masks for a living ever since the start of the pandemic. In the beginning, […]

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Websites and NGOs trying to help covid widows back on their feet

May 25, 2021May 25, 2021 Kivleen Sahni1323

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced women who have lost a sole earning member to enter the job market, at the worst possible time. New Delhi: When Yuvdhir Mor saw people his own age succumbing to the virus; colleagues, school,and college mates, the seriousness of the situation hit him hard. Unable to help people medically, he […]

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When Technology Becomes A Messiah

May 11, 2021May 11, 2021 Kivleen Sahni1142

On National Technology Day, a deep dive into the minds and hearts of various people who are using digital technology to help in these times of crisis. New Delhi: When Tejasv Gupta, the website developer behind Sprinklr, saw several of his friends and colleagues looking and providing help online, he thought of using his skills […]

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Confusion on collecting bio-medical waste puts MCD workers at risk

May 11, 2021May 11, 2021 Kivleen Sahni1857

Home isolation patients complain that the MCD has not been collecting the waste regularly, while MCD workers have been using minimal protection on their rounds. New Delhi: After all three members of Sandeep’s family tested positive for Covid-19, they did not know they would have to take care of the piling garbage at their home […]

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A dearth of nurses: Home care centres hit

May 4, 2021May 4, 2021 Kivleen Sahni930

Most of the nursing homes in Delhi are running short of nursing staff, causing problems to elderly patients in home isolation. New Delhi: Mangal Singh’s phone keeps buzzing throughout the day with SOS calls for nurses and attendants required for home isolation patients in Delhi. As one of the founders of Garima Nursing Bureau, he […]

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The Two Waves of Covid Wash Off the Handicraft Industry

April 22, 2021April 22, 2021 Kivleen Sahni1208

Craftspeople and handicraft shop owners struggle to make ends meet as the Covid pandemic keeps tourists and other customers away. Bengaluru: For the past 28 years, N. Kumar and his family have been making wooden handicraft products from their home in Mysore and exporting them to nearby states. The Covid-19 pandemic has pushed him to […]

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BESCOM Solar Rooftop Scheme In the Shadows

March 30, 2021March 30, 2021 Kivleen Sahni2903

BESCOM’s solar rooftop scheme has hit several roadblocks since its inception in 2014. Bengaluru: Ashok Sarath, a resident of Defense Colony, Indiranagar, installed a solar power plant seven years ago. Back then, he had hoped that he would be able to save money and also go green by investing in the solar rooftop. However, ever […]

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Street vendors wary of Centre’s scheme

March 9, 2021March 9, 2021 Kivleen Sahni1919

Out of the 41,403 vendors who have applied to the PM Svanidhi scheme, only 8522  have received the amount. They say that they get pushed around from one office to another. Bengaluru: For the past two months, Munilaxmi has been going to the State Bank of India (SBI) office in Kumara Park every other day. […]

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