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COMMUNITY ACTION TO ACCESS TAP WATER FACILITY

JMS 50 Sangha women and other village members held protest in Dumti village of Sindhanur Taluka for the denying tap water facility to SC colonies, women protested by keeping empty plastic pots & buckets in front , the PDO of the respective GP responded proactively and called JCB to the location, and gave instructions for making pipeline facility .

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STATE LEVEL CONSULTATION WITH RDPR MINISTER

JMS in solidarity with other Sanghatans and NGOs took part in the state level consultation called by RDPR minister for the collective and effective implementation of MGNREGA, and to improve livelihood of daily wage laborers by addressing the local corruption, technical challenges. Also agreed to increase person days of work considering the drought prone situation .

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INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY DAY 15TH SEP 2023

JMS women leaders and sangha women from 5 villages gathered together at its administrative office and celebrated the International democracy day on September 15th 2023, women together recited the preamble of Indian Constitution and discussed its contemporary needs for uplifting the pluralism , human rights with dignity and self respect in rural areas .

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Siddasri Award for chinnamma

JMS President Smt.Chinnamma ,from muddanguddi village , received the sidda sri award presented by Kaginele kanaka pita , for Community action and leadership in uplifting and improving the livelihoods of Dalit community.

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FORMATION OF JMS VALAYASAMITI @ EACH gp

JMS karyakarta organised public meetings with its sangha women in the villages of JMS constituencies to form Valayasamiti for each Gram Panchayat to strengthen the local democracy,social justice and to build strong dalit women leadership in rural areas
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CITIZEN'S RIGHTS CAMPAIGN 2023-PUBLIC DIALOGUE

JMS organised public dialogue in Manvi taluk panchayat, in the presence of Executive Officer and 70 sangha women from 12 villages . women flagged the issues of their villages and the memorandum was submitted by demanding for the immediate action.

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Violence on Dalit Women Reduce
1000 Dalit child Labourers Liberated
10 PHCs-25 Anganwadi's Revived




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  JMS distributed dry ration kits with mask & soaps for 3300 families of Agricultural daily wage labourers & 120 families of construction workers

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Jagrutha Mahila Sanghatane, our collective, has brought us identity, dignity and confidence. Now we are able to fight for our own rights'-Narasamma, JMS leader, Hirekotnekal village, Raichur district, Karnataka
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NarsammaJMS Leader
Earlier they [upper caste people] would not allow us inside hotels, they derogatorily called us 'Madigas'. Women had to cover their faces and face a lot of sexual violence; and they used to discriminate us. We came together as JMS to resist such violence.' - Lakshmi, Vice-President, JMS, Pothnal village, Raichur district, Karnataka
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LakshmiVice-President, JMS, Pothnal village
Earlier people of upper castes would not even look at us and treated us as untouchables. We were not allowed into Gram Panchayats. Now they take medicines from our health workers, they think twice before taking any issues with us.'- Chinnamma, President, JMS and Health Worker, Muddanguddi Village, Raichur district, Karnataka
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ChinnammaPresident, JMS and health worker
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