AIHRA

Thursday, 2 February 2017

PHOTO GALLARY - AIHRA's 30th Global Summits @Dhule, Bangalore, Chennai & Hyderabad

1. @DHULE, Maharastra (26th Jan, 2017)

2.@ BANGALORE, Karnataka (29th Jan, 2017)

3.@ CHENNAI, Tamil Nadu (31st Jan, 2017)

4.@ HYDERABAD, Telangana (02nd Feb, 2017)

Thursday, 26 January 2017

Schedule for AIHRA''s upcoming Global Summit's

Saturday, 21 January 2017

AIHRA’s DHARNA for its Charter of Demands @ Janter Manter, New Delhi

Janter Manter, New Delhi: AIHRA’s Dharna for the demand for making Hindi as the national language and for 37 of its Charter of Demands had begun at Janter Manter, New Delhi on 18th Nov, 2016.

On its first day, AIHRA’s president, Dr. M U Dua along with other members had arrived at the site since morning.The stage was set, banners were tied & media was called.

The first day began on a high note from 10 am and lasted till the sunset at 6pm. Along with Dr.Dua members from Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Maharastra & other states were also present.

Now is going on with a full spirit and dedication with its president Dr. Dua leading from the front & will continued for an indefinite period.

AIHRA's
CHARTER OF DEMANDS
(Since 2008)

1. Creating awareness about human rights and their protection.
2. Respecting Fundamental Rights and upholding UN Universal Declarations.
3 Honouring committed social reformers and human right activists.
4. Focusing objectives of politics on the welfare of society and national interest.
5. Promoting unity, equality, social harmony and national integrity.
6. Facilitating justice to all without discrimination.
7. Promoting transparency in judicial, quasi-judicial and investigation proceedings.
8. Reducing VIP system, as all human beings deserve equitable treatment.
9. Taking effective steps to make India drugs-free and crime-free.
10. Increasing investments in agriculture and granting to it status of industry.
11. Guaranteeing effective security – physical and financial - to all.
12. Providing single window system in government offices to prevent corruption.
13. Focusing on workers’ problems and providing quick relief to them.
14. Promoting equitable development of rural and urban areas.
15. Promoting equitable distribution of food, clothing, housing, health and education facilities.
16. Promoting focus on women empowerment in all areas.
17. Providing free education to girls upto 12th standard.
18. Providing better finance facilities to cottage and small-scale industries.
19. Appointing human rights volunteers/activists in all government organizations and police stations.
20. Keeping social activities away from politics to promote better and more active participation of people.
21. Keeping all public authorities free from undue political pressures.
22. Providing adequate and effective counseling and help to youth.
23. Regulating working hours of police & security personnel to provide for their health, welfare and social life.
24. Honouring media to motivate its participation in creating awareness and social causes.
25. Providing better and equitable representation to social activists in executive, legislature and judiciary.
26. Changing the socio-economic system to ensure better opportunities to all.
27. Declaring common men’s language as the national language.
28. Identifying all Indians with reference to INDIA and not on the basis of caste, race, region or religion.
29. Establishing a specialized bank on the lines of Swiss Bank to prevent outflow of black money and its investment in priority sectors.
30. Providing concessions and tax relief to human right activists in all journeys.
31. Providing concessional or free insurance to human right activists.
32. Establishing a Special Fund to promote human rights activities.
33. Guaranteeing employment to youth.
34. Banning display of violent and obscene scenes in all media, including films.
35. Promoting human right activities through village panchayats, municipal/ district authorities, state legislatures and Parliament.
36. Establishing Human Rights University.
37 . Nominating human right activists in state legislatures and Rajya Sabha/Parliament.

Thursday, 12 January 2017

AIHRA's 30th GLOBAL SUMMIT-10th Dec, 2016

AIHRA's 30th

GLOBAL SUMMIT-

10th Dec, 2016.

On the occasion of

World Human Rights Day

Theme- 'REEL VS REAL'

“Where the big screen ends; the real life starts there.”

On the occasion of ‘World Human Rights Day’ 10th Dec, ‘AIHRA’ organized its 30th Global Summit at Marwa Studio Complex at Noida. On this day the theme was “Reel vs. Real” and many eminent persons were also present there. The ceremony started when the President of ‘AIHRA’ Mr. M.U.Dua lighted up the candle and then delivered a speech thereafter.

There was a speech by Mr. Rajeev Chandran, the UN Representative. Then Mr. Sanjeev Marwa also delivered the speech. They explained beautifully the difference between reel life and real life. In reel life we used to see that hero is almighty and he can fight with the goons without hurting himself and save the family or the suffered person all alone and the police has no role to play as such, but in the real life when goons came no one act like a hero and save the suffered person they are just audience.

In the reel life happy ending is must and without happy ending its incomplete but in our real life happy ending in each and every situation is a bit impossible to see. So from this we can say that our reel life is coated with silver coating and it seems all good but in our real life we have to consume the bitter truth and it’s harsh to accept by the people who dream reel life.

AIHRA present the concept of REEL vs. REAL in a captivating manner and the audience present there were satisfied with the programme. After that book release named ’Human’, speeches by special guest, AIHRA documentary and award ceremony with felicitation. The programme ended around 5’o clock in the evening. All over it was a good educational value programme organized by AIHRA.