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  • A plan for constructing an Aqua food processing factory in Thundurru village was underway
    A plan for constructing an Aqua food processing factory in Thundurru village was underway.
    Mon, 07/17/2017 - 11:41

    Areti Sathyavathi, age 55, belongs to Thundurru village. Her husband is a cancer patient. In spite of her difficulties, she has been agitating along with the villagers for a pollution-free village for the last two years.

     

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    Interventions in health and population policies- the AIDWA experience.
    Mon, 09/16/2013 - 14:19

    The All India Democratic Women’s Association, (AIDWA) which has been one of the frontline organisations in the countrywide campaign for women’s rights and women’s equality, firmly believes that the issues of women need to be addressed through multiple interventions and struggles, so as to alter oppressive power structures, in the family, in society, and in the policy framework.

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    AIDWA welcomes the verdict of the Supreme Court in the Suryanelli case
    Fri, 02/01/2013 - 14:30

    AIDWA welcomes the verdict of the Supreme Court in the Suryanelli case.  The Kerala State unit of AIDWA has been involved with the case from the very beginning.  Unfortunately, the UDF Govt.

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    Deep Concern Regarding Further Decline In Child Sex Ratios
    Fri, 04/01/2011 - 14:36

    The All India Democratic Women’s Association (AIDWA) expresses its deep concern at the Census 2011 revelation that the child sex ratio has dropped from 927 to 914 girls per thousand boys, confirming the worst apprehensions of those working to uphold women’s rights. The statistics once again raise serious questions about the direction of development which leads to “growth” without social justice.

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