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Time of India
03-08-2025
- General
- Time of India
National Women Commission member Mamta Kumari launches first ‘Tere, Mere Sapne' centre to strengthen families and empower youth for marriage
1 2 Ludhiana: In a move aimed at strengthening the institution of marriage and restoring family values, National Commission for Women (NCW) member Mamta Kumari on Sunday inaugurated Punjab's first 'Tere Mere Sapne' centre in the Civil Lines locality of Ludhiana. The initiative, according to an official statement, seeks to "foster stronger family connections and empower youth for successful marriages" through structured counselling. A second centre will be launched on Monday within the district court complex to further expand the programme's reach. The inauguration was attended by NCW official Sangeeta Kulshrestha, Sub-Divisional Magistrate Jasleen Kumar Bhullar, District Child Protection Officer Rashmi Saini, Child Development Project Officers Ravinder Kaur and Davinder Kaur, among others. Kumari explained that the centres will offer expert guidance to young people preparing for marriage, focusing on emotional intelligence, mutual respect, social dynamics and conflict resolution. "These centres promote emotional closeness and effective approaches to resolving marital challenges," she said, describing the effort as essential to building a more cohesive society. Earlier in the day, Kumari visited the Red Cross Senior Citizens Home and Shree Swami Vivekananda Trust to review the facilities provided to elderly residents. Commenting on the broader impact of the initiative, Kumari said: "In today's fast-moving world, family values are often overlooked. The 'Tere Mere Sapne' centres will provide young people with the emotional wisdom to build meaningful relationships and stronger families." She added that professional support will also be offered to help individuals navigate the complexities of modern partnerships. The programme marks a significant step in NCW's ongoing push to address issues of family breakdown and youth disorientation through early, structured intervention. MSID:: 123077279 413 | Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Friendship Day wishes , messages and quotes !
Time of India
25-06-2025
- Time of India
NCW member directs action on women's grievances in Motihari
Motihari: Mamta Kumari, member of the National Commission for Women (NCW), after hearing the complaints of 51 women on Wednesday, directed the officials concerned to take immediate action to provide justice to them. A programme was held to hear the grievances of the women at Rajendra auditorium on collectorate premises. A total of 51 applications from across East Champaran were discussed in details with DM Saurabh Jorwal and SP Swarn Prabhat. Later, the member of NCW held a review meeting with DM and SP, SDOs, SDPOs and SHOs. Issues like women harassment, domestic violence, cybercrime, dowry harassment were discussed in the meeting. The jail superintendent was directed to make arrangements for education of the women prisoners and their children living in the central jail of Motihari and also provide skill development training to those who have passed matriculation so that they can lead a good life post-prison. She asked the officials to get the women jail inmates' Aadhaar card, Ayushman card and old-age pension card prepared in seven days. She stressed that it was the responsibility of the district administration to create a safe ecosystem for women. Motihari: Mamta Kumari, member of the National Commission for Women (NCW), after hearing the complaints of 51 women on Wednesday, directed the officials concerned to take immediate action to provide justice to them. A programme was held to hear the grievances of the women at Rajendra auditorium on collectorate premises. A total of 51 applications from across East Champaran were discussed in details with DM Saurabh Jorwal and SP Swarn Prabhat. Later, the member of NCW held a review meeting with DM and SP, SDOs, SDPOs and SHOs. Issues like women harassment, domestic violence, cybercrime, dowry harassment were discussed in the meeting. The jail superintendent was directed to make arrangements for education of the women prisoners and their children living in the central jail of Motihari and also provide skill development training to those who have passed matriculation so that they can lead a good life post-prison. She asked the officials to get the women jail inmates' Aadhaar card, Ayushman card and old-age pension card prepared in seven days. She stressed that it was the responsibility of the district administration to create a safe ecosystem for women.
Time of India
22-06-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
NCW to set up counselling centres to address rising divorce cases
Patna: National Commission for Women (NCW) member, Mamta Kumari, on Sunday said the commission would set up counselling centres under 'Tere Mere Sapne' programme in all the districts of Bihar. The centres will deal with the increasing divorce cases, she said. Addressing a press conference here, the NCW member said the commission would have a pre-marital counselling session with the couple to promote healthy relationships among them. Both sides will be heard and guided for this. She further said a letter has already been issued to the DMs, asking them to identify suitable locations and personnel for the centres. The listed names will be sent to NCW, after which training will be given to the selected people. Currently, the counselling centres are operating in 70 districts of the country, including one in Bihar. Under the 'Ayog Apke Dwar' programme, the NCW member will hear 120 cases of women in Sitamarhi and East Champaran on Tuesday and Wednesday. She will also visit the women's police stations there and meet the station house officers (SHOs), and conduct a meeting with the DM. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Eat 1 Teaspoon Every Night, See What Happens A Week Later [Video] getfittoday Undo She said of all the complaints received in Bihar, cases of domestic violence against women and cybercrime are the highest. She congratulated the newly appointed chairperson, Apsara, and other members of the Bihar State Women's Commission, on taking charge of the office. The Bihar State Women's Commission was reconstituted recently.
Time of India
03-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
Bihar teacher takes her innovative teaching to Kenya
Patna: Loved by her pupils for her creative and activity-based teaching, middle school teacher Mamta Kumari's efforts have not only led to a notable increase in school enrolment but have also ensured that every child in her surrounding has access to schooling. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Now, the teacher at Nargada Middle School in Danapur near Patna will replicate her teaching methods and efforts in faraway Kenya over three days under 'Schools2030 Global Forum', being held in collaboration with the state govt and Aga Khan Foundation from June 3-5. At the forum, she is slated to delve into her successful implementation of activity-based learning, demonstrating how this methodology simplifies complex subjects for young leaders. Teachers and educators from 10 countries are participating in the international forum, designed to empower innovative educators by providing them with a global platform to address and resolve educational challenges. "Known for integrating creative and activity-based learning into her classrooms, she has made the learning process both seamless and effective for her students," an official from the foundation said. Tirshala Singh, the national coordinator for 'School2030', said, "Our human-centred design process encourages educators to identify local problems and develop sustainable, replicable solutions."
