Aini Taloh: ‘Ayi’ on a voluntary mission to save lives
woven lives [ Tongam Rina ] ITANAGAR, Jan 10: There is a very good reason why Aini Taloh’s phone is never switched off or even on the silent mode. The 56-year-old runs a voluntary blood donation...
View ArticleSociety has to take collective responsibility to ensure child rights: Kani...
Woven Lives [Tongam Rina] (In today’s edition of Woven Lives, we feature lawyer-activist Kani Nada Maling, who is currently the chairperson of the Child Welfare Committee, Capital Complex, and...
View ArticleWomen Against Social Evils: A journey of courage and dedication
woven lives [ Tongam Rina ] They have been spat at, received threatening letters, and have fended off sticks and daos, but that have not stopped the members of the Women Against Social Evils (WASE)...
View ArticleJarjum Ete: a lesson in perseverance and versatility
woven lives [ Tongam Rina ] “Instead of the high walls, there should have been more toilets,” Jarjum Ete said while meeting the young students at the girls’ hostel of JN College in Pasighat. I vividly...
View ArticleDr Minu Tadang: Shaping the future of boxing
woven lives [ Tongam Rina ] While on her daily workout, which included running, boxer Dr Minu Tadang would often see a group of boisterous young boys in the Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU) campus in Rono...
View ArticleOju Welfare Association- securing a future for the less-privileged
woven lives [ Tongam Rina ] “Our greatest joy would be to find one day that there are no children and women requiring our help and services”, reads a pamphlet of Oju Welfare Association (OWA),...
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