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  • Ida Bahmani, Paris Busby
    HAQ: Centre for Child Rights
    2021

    This report aims to evaluate the processes and implementation mechanisms of judicial waivers across different jurisdictions.

  • Vibhuti Patel
    Centre for Social Studies
    2019

    This monograph is guided by f

  • A. Mangai
    Economic and Political Weekly
    1998

    IT is indeed a tall claim, almost an impossible task - to set in motion the immobile-to create spectators who would continue to perform.

  • Lakshmi Lingam
    Understanding Women's Health Issues
    1998

    The high female infant mortality rates (Miller, 1985); the practice of female infanticide (Krishnaswamy, 1988); the neglect of female children with regard to access to health services, nutrition, (Sen and Sengupta, 1983 and education (Mankekar, 1985); and the sexual abuse of girls (Bhalerao, 1985

  • Ranbir S. Dahiya, Sabu M. George
    Economic and Political Weekly
    1998

    STRONG preference for sons over daughters exists in the Indian subcontinent, east Asia, north Africa and west Asia unlike in the western countries [Muthurayappa et al 1997, Lancet 1990, Okun 1996].

  • S. Sureender, G. Rama Rao, S. Niranjan
    IASSI Quaterly
    1997

    Long back in 1971, the committee on the status of women in India was appointed by the Government of India to undertake a comprehensive examination of all the questions relating to the rights and status of women in the context of changing social and economic conditions in the country and new probl

  • Paryay
    Issues in Medical Ethics
    1994

    Hysterectomy is major surgery with a mortality rate of 1-2 per 1000 operations and an even higher complication rate. There is a widespread misconception, even among doctors that removal of the uterus, without removal of the ovaries has little or no long-term health consequences for the woman.

  • Manmeet Kaur
    The Journal of Family Welfare
    1993

    Female infanticide is not uncommon in Indian society, and is still prevalent in certain parts of the country. With the advancement of modern technology its practice, however, has taken a different shape. Now it is possible to detect the sex of the baby when it is still in the womb of the mother.

  • Ravindra
    Shree Pub
    1993

    The banners for the International Women's Day still flutter in the hall. The air is still thick with songs and slogans. Dreams in clenched fists and raised voices still float in the eyes. However, there is dead silence at Surinder Lotow'a's house. This is the happiest and luckiest day for him.

  • R.P. Ravindra
    The Weekend Observer
    1992

    From May 2, 1992, for one full week the town of Cochin in Kerala will witness the re-enactment of a historical event. The previous performance is said to have been orchestrated by King Dashrath a few thousand years ago.