Month: August 2025

Anemia Eradication Programme | Tigri

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On August 28, 2025, STOP organized the Anemia Eradication Programme, a day dedicated to promoting health awareness and strengthening preventive healthcare in Tigri. The initiative focused on empowering adolescent women with knowledge and resources to combat anemia, a condition that continues to affect the well-being and productivity of many young individuals. The event brought together healthcare professionals and partner organizations committed to building a healthier and more informed community.

Mr. Vishwajeet Ghoshal from the CUF (Children Unbound Foundation), in collaboration with Mosachi, highlighted the significance of grassroots health interventions for young women and the role of nutrition in preventing anemia. The keynote speaker, Dr. Ranjana Bhattacharya, delivered an inspiring address motivating adolescent girls to take charge of their health and say no to anemia through awareness, balanced diets, and self-care.

The programme witnessed the enthusiastic participation of around one hundred young women, creating an atmosphere of motivation and solidarity.

Community Interactions with Researcher Carolina Rota

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On August 28, 2025, independent researcher Ms. Carolina Rota from the University of Oxford spent a day engaging deeply with domestic workers and women from the community. Her visit aimed to understand women’s lived experiences, challenges, and resilience within their social and economic environments.

Ms. Rota conducted several one-on-one interviews and informal group discussions, encouraging participants to share their personal stories and perspectives. Her ability to communicate fluently in Hindi helped bridge barriers, allowing genuine and heartfelt exchanges that reflected the strength and solidarity of the women she met.

The interaction provided valuable insights into the intersection of gender, livelihood, and empowerment in community settings. It also highlighted the importance of cross-cultural learning and academic collaboration in amplifying the voices of grassroots women.

Project STOP deeply values such meaningful engagements that connect global research with local realities, fostering understanding, respect, and empowerment through dialogue and shared learning.

Independence Day Celebrations – Tigri Community

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The Tigri community of STOP came alive with patriotism and creativity during a vibrant two-hour Independence Day programme, attended by over 100 community members. The event was filled with energy, joy, and an inspiring spirit of unity.

Highlights of the Programme

Children’s Performances

  • Energetic dance performances
  • Thought-provoking street plays
  • Heartfelt patriotic poems

Inspirational Speeches

  • Narayani Bhattacharya (Documentation Officer): Motivated the youth to follow nation-friendly paths, sharing real examples from India’s freedom struggle.
  • Munmun Sarkar (Skill Trainer): Reminded everyone that the nation lies in our hands, citing how even films highlight inspiring forms of patriotism.
  • Nazira Khatun (Office Assistant): Appreciated the children’s performances and encouraged the community to keep the spirit of nationalism alive.
  • Camila Zambosco: (Foreign intern) Expressed awe at the children’s enthusiasm and their love for their independent nation.

Event Host: Mamta Gopal, Centre-In-Charge, Tigri
Staff Present: Deepika and Manju – Community Teachers, as well as Sonia Parewa and Rani, Caregivers at the Tigri Community Centre

The day concluded with a shared sense of pride and unity, celebrating the strength and dreams of our young generation.

Tughlakabad Celebrates Independence With Pride

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On 15th August 2025, the Tughlakabad community came together in a spirit of unity, colour, and joy to celebrate India’s Independence Day. The day was marked with creativity, meaningful pledges, and vibrant cultural expressions.

  • Creative Expressions: Students and staff prepared handmade cardboard cut-outs and posed proudly with their creations.
  • Community Pledge: Residents and participants took a collective pledge to uphold the virtues and responsibilities of the nation.
  • Flag Hoisting: The Indian National Flag was raised with dignity and respect, symbolising pride and freedom.
  • Cultural Performances: Children and youth showcased their enthusiasm through energetic dance performances to patriotic and popular tunes.

This celebration reflected not only patriotism but also the strength of community participation and togetherness.

Legal Literacy Programme – Tughlakabad

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On 12th August 2025, the Tughlakabad Community Centre hosted a Legal Literacy Session in collaboration with the Migration & Asylum Project (MAP). The program created a safe and empowering space for women, ensuring they are better informed about their rights, protections, and access to justice.

🔹 Highlights

  • 35 women beneficiaries actively participated
  • STOP Team: Paridhi Negi (Project Associate), Gulnuma (Centre In-charge), Saanvi Rajput (Caregiver)
  • MAP Facilitators: Poonam, Deepika, Vidya, Promo, Khyati

🔹 Main Topics Covered

  • Domestic Violence → Understanding different forms of abuse and complaint mechanisms (112, Mahila Thana, Sakhi Centres)
  • Dowry → Legal provisions under IPC & Dowry Prohibition Act, and how women can take action
  • Labour Rights → Minimum wages, working hours, overtime rules, etc.
  • Essential Documents → Guidance on Aadhaar, PAN, etc.

Let’s stand united against injustice

Exclusive Mentorship Programme for Tigri Students

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We are proud to announce a unique mentorship opportunity conducted in Tigri, specially designed for the students of Tigri, led by two distinguished leaders in public service and academia.

Meet the Mentors:

Shri Amitava Bhattacharyya

  • Retired IAS Officer
  • Former Chief Information Commissioner
  • Renowned expert in governance, transparency, and public administration

Prof. (Dr.) Ranjana Bhattacharya

  • Retired Professor and Academic Leader
  • Expert in education, leadership, and research methodologies

Why Did Tigri Students Join This Mentorship Programme?

  • Gain first-hand insights into administrative and academic excellence
  • Learn leadership skills from seasoned experts with decades of experience
  • Receive guidance on academic research and professional communication

This was a valuable chance for Tigri students to learn from legends and empower their future careers!

Rakhis, Smiles, and Togetherness in Tughlakabad

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Children and teachers of STOP came together in Tughlakabad to celebrate Raksha Bandhan, making the day a memorable experience for everyone involved. The celebration was filled with laughter, joy, and colorful rakhis, bringing the entire community closer. Students actively participated, tying rakhis on the wrists of their mentors and teachers, symbolizing love, care, and mutual respect.

The event was not just about the festival but also about strengthening bonds of trust and support between children and educators. Many children expressed their excitement while sharing stories and laughter, and teachers joined in with encouragement, creating a warm and inclusive environment. Every rakhi tied represented a promise of care, protection, and guidance, highlighting the values of togetherness within the community.

STOP’s programs aim to create such meaningful experiences regularly, helping children feel supported, nurtured, and motivated to continue learning. Celebrations like Raksha Bandhan also provide an opportunity to build social skills, confidence, and a sense of belonging among the children. Through these activities, STOP reinforces the importance of community, mentorship, and shared experiences in child development.

The Tughlakabad celebration reflects STOP’s commitment to holistic education, not only focusing on academics but also on emotional well-being and cultural awareness. Events like these help children develop interpersonal skills, strengthen teacher-student relationships, and encourage mutual respect and understanding in everyday interactions.