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[ZESTCaste] Invitation - 1st Anniversary Celebration of Vishwa Leader

Dear All,

Jai Bhim!

INVITATION

You are cordially invited along with family & friends for

Vishwa Leader 2010

1st Anniversary Celebration of
VISHWA LEADER (Marathi Monthly Magazine)
(In association with `The Bahujans Club')

Date: Wednesday, 13th October 2010
Time: 7pm onwards
Venue: Ravindra Natya Mandir, Prabhadevi, Mumbai

Program: Felicitation of Writers & Cultural Program.

Chief Guest :
Hon. Mr. J. P. Dange (IAS)
Chief Secretary, Mantralaya, Maharashtra State

Guest of Honours…..

Hon. Mr. Baldev Chand (IAS)
Chairman, Maharashtra State SC /ST Commission

Hon. Mr. R. D. Shinde (IAS)
Dairy Development Commissioner - Maharashtra State

Hon. Mr. Nirmalkumar Deshmukh (IAS)
Collector, Mumbai Suburban and District Magistrate

Hon. Mr. Avinash Zhade (IAS)
Collector, Dist. Gondia, Maharashtra State

Hon. Mr. Sanjay Deshmukh (IAS)
Collector, Dist. Yevatmal, Maharashtra State

Hon. Mr. Vijay Meshram (IRRS)
Controller of Stores, Central Railway, Mumbai

Hon. Mr. Subhash Lake
Additional Collector

Hon. Prof. Hari Narke
Chairman, Mahatma Phule literature publication committee, Pune

Hon. Mr. S. S. Shinde
Jt. Municipal Commissioner, Disaster Management, BMC, Mumbai

Hon. Sardar G. S. Bawa
Chairman, G. N. Khalsa College , Mumbai

Hon. Mr. Dhanraj Pillai
Ex. Indian Hockey Captain

Hon. Mr. Jackie Shroff
Actor

Hon. Dr. Jagdish Bhavani
Prof and HOD urology, Sir J. J. hospital, Mumbai

Hon. Mr. S. R. Basur
Ex-Additional Registrar of Co-op Societies

Hon. Mr. Ashok Shintre
Director-(E, S and P) BMC, Mumbai

Hon. Mr. Ram Dhus
Chief Accountant –Fin., BMC, Mumbai

Hon. Mr. Haribhau Nikam
Chief Accountant- WSSD, BMC Mumbai

Hon. Mr. Kevalanand Barve
Dy. Chief Accountant –Fin., BMC Mumbai

Hon. Adv. S. P. Munghate
Ex. Chief Metropolitan Magistrate

Hon. Mr. Kundan Gote
Editor, Loknayak daily

And many others……

Thanks and Regards
Vishwa Leader family

Entry purely on prior confirmation and on first come first serve basis

Vishwa Leader Subscribers and their family will be given first preferance then others

For confirmation of no. of seats or further queries please contact:

Surekha Ramteke or Neela Kedare
Vishwa Leader (Marathi Monthly Magazine)
Unit No.1, Malwa,
Patanwala Industrial Estate,
L. B. S. Marg,
Ghatkopar (West),
Mumbai – 400086.
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[ZESTCaste] Mahar regiment owes museum to Khambe's 15-yr effort

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/pune/Mahar-regiment-owes-museum-to-Khambes-15-yr-effort/articleshow/6646670.cms

Mahar regiment owes museum to Khambe's 15-yr effort
Prasad Kulkarni, TNN, Sep 29, 2010, 12.37am IST

PUNE: The Indian army's Mahar regiment has been shouldering enormous
responsibilities. From exemplary service in World War I, supreme
sacrifices in the Afghan war of 1919 to standing guard near the
Mahatma's body in those tumultuous days after the assassination in
1948 are now milestones in the history of the regiment.

Instead of letting such moments fill up the pages of history or their
accounts pass by word of mouth, one man has decided to preserve them
for posterity.

Government employee Sudhakar Khambe's 15-year efforts have been housed
in a museum dedicated to the Mahar regiment which observes its raising
day on October 1.

The 2,000 sq ft museum that opened in 2000 has been named after his
father and is called Subedar Dharmaji Khambe memorial museum at Dr
Babasaheb Ambedkar Bhavan, Mangalwar Peth.

Khambe's father and grandfather served the regiment. However, his
ambitions to serve the nation in the same regiment were dashed by
injury. But he kept the connection ticking. He began adding to the
collection of material related to the regiment that his father began.

It has items significant in the regiment's history. On display are
rare photos of the many battles the regiment fought, gallantry awards
and medals given to its soldiers and officers for their valour in the
wars.

A photocopy of a letter hand-written by Jawaharlal Nehru to a solider
of the regiment and Khambe's grandfather's service book given in 1890
by the British are important possessions.

"I wanted to keep the connection with the regiment alive, so I began
collecting various items, went to various places and met people
associated with the regiment. Each association enriched me and brought
out the regiment's unique achievements. The museum could come up only
because people helped," Khambe said.

Veterans take pride in the museum. "Youngsters need inspiration to
join the armed forces. One way is to tell them about the glorious
history of regiments," said Brigadier Diwakar Paranjape (retd), who
was with the Mahar regiment for more than 35 years and fought the 1965
Indo-Pak war.

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[ZESTCaste] Dalit women demand funds for welfare

http://www.hindu.com/2010/09/27/stories/2010092755600800.htm

Other States - Rajasthan

Dalit women demand funds for welfare

Special Correspondent

JAIPUR: Dalit women attending a State-level conference of the Centre
for Dalit Rights at Dholpur in Rajasthan over the week-end demanded
utilisation of resources of the Scheduled Caste Sub-Plan for ensuring
their welfare and economic development, besides rendering social
justice to them.

About 600 Dalit and nomadic women, mostly from eastern Rajasthan
districts of Bharatpur and Dholpur, attended the day-long conference,
which was inaugurated by National Federation of Indian Women general
secretary Annie Raja.

While Ms. Raja called upon the Dalit women to organise themselves and
wage a battle against "patriarchal practices" prevalent in villages,
National Federation of Dalit Women president Ruth Manorama exhorted
the women to fight for dignity and equal status in the society.

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[ZESTCaste] Dalit minor gangraped and filmed in MP, officer’s son among wanted

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/Dalit-minor-gangraped-and-filmed-in-MP--officer-s-son-among-wanted/689782

Dalit minor gangraped and filmed in MP, officer's son among wanted

Milind Ghatwai Posted online: Wed Sep 29 2010, 05:39 hrs
Bhopal : A minor Dalit girl was allegedly gangraped and the incident
filmed on a cellphone by six youths, including the sons of a Deputy
Collector and a head constable in Mandla. The incident came to light
after the MMS, named "localwali", was circulated in the
tribal-dominated town of Madhya Pradesh.
"The rapists were very cruel and committed all sorts of indecent
acts," said sub-divisional police officer Santosh Mahto.

The video was shot in broad daylight in Mohantola jungle in Mandla
more than six months ago. The victim was a little over 13 then. Mahto
said the youths had taken turns to shoot separate clips.

Three of the accused — Sandeep Ahirwar, the 21-year-old son of a head
constable, Satyendra Jharia, 19, and Surendra Nanda, 19 — were
arrested yesterday.

Omprakash Pradhan, whose father is posted as the Deputy Collector in
Mandla, was in Jabalpur at the time of the arrests and managed to
escape. Abhishek Tiwari and Gopal Sarthi, the other two accused, are
also at large.

The victim, a resident of a village 20 km from the town, used to often
visit Mandla with her uncle. She had become friendly with one of the
youths. On one such trip to Mandla, two of the accused offered her a
ride on a motorcycle. The girl was taken to Abhishek Tiwari's house
where she was raped.

The next morning, she was taken to Mohantola jungle — about two
kilometres from the Mandla police station where Ahirwar's father is
posted — where the others raped her and filmed the incident on a
cellphone. One of the accused owns a mobile phone shop.

Mahto said the police identified the victim from the MMS clip. When
they reached the victim's home they found that her parents, who work
as labourers, were aware of the crime. Their neighbours had reportedly
advised them to keep quiet as the accused included sons of a
government officer and a policeman.

The police have booked the six under various sections of the IPC, the
SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, the Information Technology Act.

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[ZESTCaste] Nepal: Poverty prevents Mushahar kids from education

http://www.thehimalayantimes.com/fullNews.php?headline=Poverty+prevents+Mushahar+kids+from+education&NewsID=259667

Poverty prevents Mushahar kids from education

Last Updated At: 2010-09-29 2:54 PM
The Himalayan Times

"Only fewer of the children go to the schools though there are around
100 of them"
MORANG: Most of the children in Musahar community at Ganga Chowk of
Tankisinuwari VDC-1in Morang district do not go to school due to
poverty.

There are 60 households of the Dalit community in the VDC that is
connected with the district headquarters Biratnagar. Almost all of the
Musahar people have been living there making huts using bamboos and
straw and earn their livelihood since long by the everyday labor.

Only fewer of the children go to the schools though there are around
100 of them, said local resident Ganga Rishidev. He said the rest of
the children would go for labour or stay at home due to their poor
condition and when the parents were not well aware about the
importance of the education.

Some of the children joined to a child centre for study few years ago.
However, when the centre was closed the children spend their days just
by playing during the school time these days.

Local leader Buddhi Paswan said District Education Office has not paid
any attention to establish child centre though it has established many
such centers in other parts of the district.

However, District Education Officer Ashok Kalakheti said the office is
positive to provide child centre in the village but the villagers
should bring the proposal.

None of the Musahar people have completed higher secondary level
education in the settlement until now.