Friday, March 6, 2009

This weekend be Fearless Karnataka

FEARLESS KARNATAKA / NIRBHAYA KARNATAKA

Join Nirbhaya Karnataka this Saturday and Sunday (International Women's Day) to register your strong protest against the recent series of attacks inflicted on women in the name of 'morality', cultural policing or religious intolerance, attacks that are escalating as women resist and fight back.

Saturday, March 7, 2009

400 people are expected to gather outside the office of the Director General of Police at Nrupathunga Road at 3:30 p.m along with the victims of the recent spate of attacks in Bangalore to submit a memorandum demanding punitive action against the violent acts of moral and cultural policing happening across Karnataka. The group will stand in silence on either side of the road, outside the office, holding placards, and either the Director General addresses the group or a small representative group goes in to his office and presents the memorandum.




Sunday, March 8, 2009

1. Public Awareness Campaign: At 6 p.m, people will gather at five locations across Bangalore. They will interact with the audience and spread awareness about the various goals of the Nirbhaya Karnataka campaign. This will involve distribution of information flyers and testimonials, conducting bystander polls, and other such forms of interaction with the people on the streets. This can go on till 8:00 p.m.

2. Take Back the Night, Take Back Our Streets: At 9:00 in the night, people gather at Majestic (under the foot-over bridge on Kempgowda Road.) There will be performances, video projections (if possible), poster exhibits, songs, and other similar activities. This will go on till 11:30 p.m.

For more details contact 9880755875 (Ekta), 9886081269 (Nithin), 9845591798 (Vivek)


11 comments:

  1. @Nisha susan
    You mentioned in an interview , RSS are called "chaddiwalas".similarly muthalik is a franchisee of RSS.
    So kindly read below what is RSS,FAQ from RSS website; Enlighten yourself and dont tell
    all your secular organizations have bharatmata in their logo. sick people..



    What is the long form of RSS?
    Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.

    Who is the founder of RSS?
    Dr. Keshav baliram Hedgewar was the founder of RSS. He was a freedom fighter who devoted his entire life to the service of motherland.

    When and where RSS was formed?
    RSS was founded by Dr. Hedgewar at Nagpur in 1925.

    Who can become a member of RSS?
    Any Hindu male can become member of RSS.

    What is the procedure of membership of RSS?
    There is no formal membership procedure of RSS. Any one can join the nearest ‘Shakha’, which is the basic unit and activity of RSS. There are no fees, no registration process. Once he starts attending Shakha, he is considered as a member.

    Why is there a uniform for RSS functions? Is it compulsory to become a member? How does one get it?
    The RSS develops through physical training, a sense of unity and brotherhood among the Swayamsevaks. For this purpose a uniform is always considered as quite helpful. However, uniform is prescribed for special functions, it is not compulsory in daily Shakhas. It is not provided by RSS, but as a Swayamsevak realizes its importance, he prepares the uniform at his own expenses.

    Why RSS insists on half pant in uniform and daily Shakhas?
    It is not a matter of insistence but of convenience. The daily Shakha program consists of physical exercises. For this purpose, a half pant is found to be suitable and affordable to all.

    What is Shakha?
    A daily gathering of all Swayamsevaks in a predefined area at a common meeting place for one hour is called a Shakha.

    What is the daily program of Shakha?
    The daily programs of Shakha consist of physical exercises, patriotic songs, group discussions on various subjects, reading of good literature and a prayer to our motherland.

    How many members and how many RSS shakhas are there in Bharat?
    There are Shakhas in approximately 50,000 villages and towns of Bharat. As RSS does not keep a formal membership or register of Swayamsevaks, the exact number of Swayamsevaks is difficult to count.

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  2. @Nisha,

    Read on;

    http://rssonnet.org

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  3. Why exactly are people posting faqs on rss here on the comments section of a a forum that was started to protest against gender based violence?

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  4. Dear India unlimited,

    listen to all interviews of your campaign finder before supporting her blindfolded.

    you will understand why i am posting all this.

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  6. Dear Born Hindu, some questions:

    1. In which hindu dharmashastra it is written that women should not booze?

    2. In which hindu dharmashastra it is written that men can booze?

    3. Does hindu dharmashastras allow men to wear jeans?

    4. Which hindu dharmashastra prohibits women from wearing jeans?

    5. Does hindu dharmasastras have a dress code at all?

    6. Where in hindu dharmasastras it is written that women should not wear burqa? (Though personally I oppose burqa system)

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  7. Oh Rupesh :-)
    Its really nice of you to ask such questians.

    No hindu dharmashastra says any of the points which u have mentioned.

    if you are truly interested ;)
    refer this link :-)

    http://www.hindubooks.org/scriptures/manusmriti/ch2/ch2_241_249.html

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