
Yuva Samvaad
- Vishwa Yuvak Kendra, New Delhi

World Aids Day
- New Seemapuri, New Delhi
Gyan Vigyan Mela
- Budni, Madhya Pradesh
The emergence of the Women’s Movement all over the world is one of the most significant developments of the last quarter of the 20th Century. Women everywhere were beginning to perceive themselves in new ways, with a growing determination to participate in the shaping of society rather than remain its primary victims. Women of almost every culture and class have developed a new consciousness, which at this juncture of history is perhaps one of the most important forces to create political change in the world. Women are ready to set the agenda.
In 1974 a group of middle-class citizens concerned about the deteriorating democratic and civil rights in India came together to seek the root causes for the growing poverty and to articulate the inequality and injustice in the system. Starting out to work in “squatter colonies”, with the poorest section of the capital’s population the group grew from a discussion and awareness forum to an activist organization.