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Anti Human Trafficking

Anti Human Trafficking
Start Date :
Dec 08, 2014
Last Date :
Sep 30, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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We invite ways and means/suggestions for fighting the human trafficking (which is one of the biggest industry), by sharply focusing on source areas: ...

We invite ways and means/suggestions for fighting the human trafficking (which is one of the biggest industry), by sharply focusing on source areas:

• ways to restrict trafficking of persons
• schemes for rehabilitation of survivors/rescued persons
• breaking nexus with the establishment wherever available
• way to optimize the victim compensation fund
• ways to boos greater access to the web portal on AHT (www.stophumantrafficking/mha.nic.in)
• Training & sensitization of police officers
• optimization of AHT Units preventing cross border trafficking

Send your suggestions for fighting the human trafficking.

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KAUSHIK MEHTA
KAUSHIK MEHTA 11 years 5 months ago
Sir, First time sharing please but the courts are giving so many dates is really horrible. first of all it come late to the desk and then starts dates.. I strongly believe when it comes to desk. maximum with in two months it must be ordered. what for and why so many dates of after 15 days or months given and lingering the case? please see it and do the need full
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SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI
SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI 11 years 5 months ago
Sir, the core issue driving trafficking is poverty & lack of employment. Hence, sufficient development of all regions, improvement in agriculture & industry will reduce this menace. However, rehabilitation measures are needed for those rescued so as to prevent them from returning to their old ways. the role of government, society & NGO's is equal. We should stand as one to prevent child labour, organised trafficking in women & indentured labour.Better intelligence at local level is needed.
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DHEERAJ KUMAR TRIPATHI
DHEERAJ KUMAR TRIPATHI 11 years 5 months ago
Government of India can make use of ROBOTS at border areas at vulnerable and possible checkpoints where the terrorists can enter in the Indian boundary and at Sea, Mountains and Inland areas where there is greater risk to life. These robots can help a lot in strengthening the armed bases and can be used in combating terrorism and Gorilla attacks at enemy/militants. The task of building robots can be assigned to technical institutes like IITs and through more FDI and foreign defence deals.
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Sumit Shukla
Sumit Shukla 11 years 5 months ago
Gov should add new scientific topics to the primary schools and should appoint teacher for this task.when students will get this knowledge at primary stage,then they will try to build Digital India..Their participation from their primary age will help our nation
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jetaram seervi
jetaram seervi 11 years 5 months ago
Me vellore se hu oor me bharat des ko ek bhetar des me rup me dekna chata hu des bhk hu me mere des ko me duniya ka bhetar des ke roop me dekna chata hu muje modi se bhut icha rkta hu me chata hu ki des me gribi nhi ho des me lut pat hatiya nhi ho des me SB log suraksit mesus apne ko kre sarkar imandari se kam kare him log bhi apna tex imandari se dege Modi ji aap go hatiya band kro ...nhi to aap log Hindu ko dabane ki kosis me h aaj hinduo ko SB partiya glat vevar kr rhi h ye hindiu ko bhavnavo
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mani jana
mani jana 11 years 5 months ago
I have been associated with Modi for the past 8 yeas of my business with gujarath i understand your method fully. unfortunately our country is so much divided by caste and religion and greedy unethical politicians no body is able to make the best out of you
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praseetha nair
praseetha nair 11 years 5 months ago
India has not produced any Nobel prize winner in science in the last 85 years. Is it due to the lack of great ideas or scientist or the lack of scientific environment in the country? I kindly request to the government that plz provide opportunities for scientific hungers. We are eagerly waiting to do something different in science that takes indias pride high.
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yogesh khokhar
yogesh khokhar 11 years 5 months ago
There is a practice going on in UP since Mayawati's rule till today that on liquor quarter Rs 5 half 10/- and on full bottle Rs 20 is being charged extra on Printed MRP. No one is ready to listen, not Police, not Media, not Vendor. As per Vendors the money goes upto Chief Minister. I want to draw your attention towards this open loot going on in whole UP's Jungle Raj. Any one can confirm this by practically Buying from any vendor. I am not in favour of encouraging drinking but against the loot.
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Anirban Mukhopadhyay
Anirban Mukhopadhyay 11 years 5 months ago
I work in a mental hospital. There are many persons who have been lost and have been admitted by court order. We are failing to find there relatives. If one national software can be formed which will tell the names of the relatives of one person, when the name/ fingerprint/ photographs of the lost person is put to the software, it may be of help. This can be done with the help of voter id card or ADHAAR card etc.
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