Live
- Indiramma Housing Scheme Survey Reviewed by District Collector
- Government Committed to Resolving ASHA Workers' Issues: Minister Damodar Raja Narasimha
- 'Refrain from interfering in municipal polls': Union Minister Ravneet Bittu tells Punjab officials
- SC grants anticipatory bail to accused in POCSO case
- Rising Rajasthan Summit to return in 2026, says CM Sharma
- Kerala HC issues contempt notice to official over elephant regulation violations
- 3rd ODI: Have to learn to take things till the end, says Harmanpreet after India's 3-0 defeat to Australia
- Brook is probably the best Test batter in the world right now, says Ponting
- Congress to fight alone in Delhi, Alok Sharma labels AAP a 'distraction'
- EPFO Subscribers Alert: Withdraw Provident Fund Money Directly From ATMs Soon
Anantapur: Sandarbham emerging as voice of voiceless
Former MLC Dr Geyanand participating in discussion of ‘Sandarbham’ in Anantapur on Wednesday
‘Sandarbham,’ a weekly platform being moderated by noted people’s activist and ex-MLC Dr Geyanand, picks up topics voiced by majority of members and throws open the platform for a meaningful debate on burning topics of week and on issues that needed urgent attention.
Anantapur: ‘Sandarbham,’ a weekly platform being moderated by noted people’s activist and ex-MLC Dr Geyanand, picks up topics voiced by majority of members and throws open the platform for a meaningful debate on burning topics of week and on issues that needed urgent attention.
The members of ‘Sandarbham’ include civil society activists, resource persons, writers, journalists, intellectuals, educationists, people of different political shades, retired government officials, doctors, irrigation engineers and people sympathetic to different causes. It is a conglomerate of people, who represent the voices of the voiceless and the heartbeat of exploited sections of society.
The topic discussed on Wednesday was on the Karnataka victory of a unified fight by people’s organisations and civil society members. The meeting also discussed on the precarious socio-economic conditions of weavers’ community and the danger of the eclipse of ‘hand loom’ from weavers’ homes.
