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Civil liberties Monitoring Committee on the occasion of women’s day in its message express solidarity with the women folk around the world. Organization said that 8th march is just a symbolic day for women but in reality in civil society every day is a women’s day and without them the work of every day life is impossible. In the world civilization, the role played by women from the day one is unforgettable in the human history. Women in their respective role of mother, sister, and wife are the care taker of the tradition and culture of the human civilization.

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On the occasion of 1ooth year of International Women’s Day, Nisa Research and Resource Centre for Women organized a programme and stressed that that the struggle for the protection and achievement of women’s rights should fasten. Women’s rights are in fact Human rights towards which

GANDHINAGAR: In a representation to Gujarat governor Dr Kamala, a activists' delegation, led by Ahmedabad Women's Action Group (AWAG) director Ila Pathak, expressed serious concern over the state administration's apathy towards rising cases of atrocities against women, especially rape, in Gujarat.

"It is unfortunate that senior state officials do not ensure follow-up action against the accused and their accomplices after they are put on trial," Pathak told TOI on coming out of the Raj Bhawan.

NEW DELHI The National Commission for Women (NCW) and the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights have sought immediate reports from the Goa administration on the alleged rape of a nine-year-old Russian girl at Arambol beach in north Goa.

NCW chairperson Girija Vyas has asked the government to send her a report on the action taken by it on the report and also advised the State to improve security on the beaches.

In order to provide more teeth to dowry-prevention laws, the Government has decided to make it mandatory for couples to notify the list of gifts exchanged during their wedding ceremony.

The rule will come about through an amendment to the existing Dowry Prohibition Act 1961 (DPA).

The list of gifts, in form of a sworn affidavit, has to be notarised, signed by a protection officer or a dowry prohibition officer and kept by both the parties. Failing this can invite heavy penalty including a three-year term in jail for not only bride and groom but also their parents.

NEW DELHI: Following public outrage over the perceived injustice meted out in the Ruchika Girhotra molestation case, a group of women's organisations have demanded a comprehensive legislation to deal with cases of sexual assault and rape.

The organisations, including All India Democratic Women's Association (AIDWA) and National Federation of Indian Women, suggested widening the definition of rape and molestation to bring it in conformity with international standards and ensure that there are no legal loopholes.