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Rotaract Club of Ingenious Minds is proud to announce the launch of our flagship event—Project वाणी. Led by our Gender Development team, the Project is focused at amplifying voices and fostering meaningful conversations on crucial issues.
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Project Vaani Ep- 15 I Her Voice, Her Power: Women in Politics (opens the original)
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🎙️ Female Political Representation & Power | Project Vaani What does it take for women to truly have a seat at the table—and the power to shape the decisions being made? In this episode of Project Vaani, we explore the realities of female political representation, leadership, and power with Angellica Aribam — political activist, columnist, public policy advocate, and author of The Fifteen and We, The Women of India. The conversation delves into the barriers women face in political spaces, the im
Project Vaani Ep- 14 | Beyond the Bill: Understanding India’s Transgender Amendment (opens the original)
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“The most powerful conversations are the ones that challenge what we think we know and inspire us to understand what we don’t.” ✨🎙️ With immense pride, Rotaract Club of Ingenious Minds presents Project Vaani, the flagship initiative of the Gender Development Committee of the Rotaract Club of Ingenious Minds. More than just a podcast, it is a platform that amplifies voices, encourages meaningful dialogue, and brings forward conversations that inspire awareness, empathy, and change. In this episod
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