PRAHAR (Public Response Against Helplessness and Action for Redressal) unveiled its national research conducted to understand India’s livelihood challenges against its national conference ‘Livelihood Challenges
Impact
PRAHAR has announced that it would launch a national activation campaign to address the growing problem of unemployment and failure to create enough livelihood opportunities
PRAHAR’s study has claimed employment could shrink by 7 million by 2050 in the country, with farmers, retail vendors, contract labourers and construction workers being the
PRAHAR (Public Response Against Helplessness and Action for Redressal) has urged the Government to actively use unutilized DMF (District Mineral Foundation) funds and accelerate relief
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Reforms in Higher Education In the recent years, the issue of IIM Fee Cut has dominated the Indian political and academic scene and has been
Making Cardiac Care Fair Campaign Cardiac stents used in angioplasty in India were not FDA approved. They were imported from countries like Korea at cheap
Street Vendors in India: Children of a Lesser God? As the Mumbai municipal truck turns into the crowded city by-lane, street vendors begin to run