Lenin Raghuvanshi contributes articles on spiritualism to the Hindi daily, Sanmarg.

 

Articles in Hindi authored by Lenin Raghuvanshi

 

Article on Shiva by Shruti Nagvanshi

 

Articles authored by Shruti and Lenin

 

Article authored by Lenin and Shruti.

 

 https://aliran.com/civil-society-voices/world-leaders-must-intervene-to-stop-humanitarian-crisis-in-gaza-and-uphold-international-law

World leaders must intervene to stop humanitarian crisis in Gaza and uphold international law

9 Dec 2023

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DR WONG SOAK KOON/ALIRAN

 We, the laureates of the Gwangju Prize for Human Rights,   are deeply concerned by the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza  and the continued Israeli occupation in the West Bank.

 Gaza has been bombed more than 6,000 times and at least 17,000 lives, including innocent children and babies, have been killed as a result of Israeli retaliation to Hamas’ attack on 7 October.

The right to life is the most fundamental value. Without it, there is no democracy worthy of its name. This right is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which celebrates its 75th anniversary this December.

We, the Network of Laureates of Gwangju Prize for Human Rights (NLG), join the UN, the International Red Cross and the World Health Organization to call for international law to be respected.

The indiscriminate bombing of civilian infrastructure and the cutting off supplies, including for hospitals, have resulted in an unprecedented humanitarian crisis in the area – and importantly, risks destabilising the Middle East region and triggering wider conflicts between major powers which will have unparalleled political instability and economic consequences.

International humanitarian law is clear on protecting civilians, journalists, aid and health workers in conflict regions – no state should be exempted from this rule.

We, the members of NLG, call upon world leaders to immediately halt and act quickly to intervene on humanitarian grounds and prevent the crisis from escalating to a wider conflict with terrible destabilising consequences.

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Lastly, we are concerned about the ongoing human rights violations, impunity and judicial harassment in the Asia Pacific region.

READ MORE:  Condemn violence and bloodshed all over the Middle East

We repeat our expression of solidarity and call attention to human rights violations committed against our fellow laureates and human rights defenders: Adilur Rahman Khan (Bangladesh), Council of Iranian Teachers Trade Association (CCITTA), Arnon Nampa (Thailand), Chow Hang Tung (Hong Kong) and human rights defenders Harris Azhar together with Fatia Maulidiyanti (Indonesia) as well as our fellow human rights defenders in Myanmar.

7 December 2023

Network of Laureates of Gwangju Prize forHuman Rights (NLG)

Kay Rala, Xanana Gusmao, WPJ Basil Fernando, Korea Association of Bereaved Families for Democracy, Dandeniya Gamage Jayanthi, Wardah Hafiz, Malalai Joya, Irom Sharmila Chanu, Lenin Raghuvanshi, Muneer Malik, Min Ko Naing, Sushil Pyakurel, Binayak Sen, 문정현, H.I.J.O.S, Adilur Rahman Khan, Mothers of Khavaran, Latifah Anum Siregar, Bersih, Nguyen Dan Que, Jatupat Boonpattaraksa, Nandana Manatunga, JoannaCarino, Bedjo Untung, Arnon Nampa, Cynthia Maung, Parents Circle Families Forum – Israeli Palestinian Bereaved Families for Peace, Tempo Weekly Magazine, Sombath Somphone, Serge Bambara, Dialita Choir, Watchdoc documentary maker, Chow Hang-Tung, The Coordination Council of Iranian Teachers Trade Association

World human rights day: डॉ.लेनिन रघुवंशी। दलितों और दबे-कुचलों की भलाई में समर्पित। विशेष बातचीत

"Excellence Unveiled: Narges Mohammadi's Nobel Journey"

 

Resonating Nobel laurels echo where peace prevails,

Voices untamed in Evin Prison's story,

 Forty-six women reclaim justice and glory.

 

United they stand, a resilient band in Iran's heart,

Journalists' pens, feminists' righteous art.

Amnesty's embrace, human rights' guardian grace,

 Civil societies stand in steadfast embrace.

 

In the tapestry woven by thinkers bold,

Peace and rights inseparably hold.

 Artists paint truth in hues so stark,

 Iran's canvas reveals a courageous embark.

 

Narges speaks in the Middle East's ballet,

A resilient display in a complex fray.

Gratitude flows to laureates and Shirin Ebadi,

For mothers' pleas and the faceless brave, a melody.

 

In protest's streets, a path they pave,

For Kiana, Ali, and family near, cheers to the brave.

Victory's path, strewn with strife,

Narges Mohammadi chants, "It is life."

 

October 2023, Evin's embrace,

A testament of grace resonates with eternal trace.

Today, in Iran's confinement, a paradox unfolds, 

Nobel Peace Prize bestowed, yet her story told.

 

Her family stands where Narges can't be,

Receiving laurels for her, setting her spirit free.

 In prison's walls, her voice may be confined,

 But the world hears her message, fierce and kind.

 

In the echo of the Nobel Prize's decree,

 A plea for freedom and justice, resounding and free.

 For Narges, though absent, her courage prevails,

A laureate in spirit, as her family unveils.

 

In the face of adversity, a testament strong,

 A symbol of resilience, a Nobel song.

Evin's embrace may hold her today,

But the laurels transcend walls, lighting the way.

 

Article of Lenin Raghuvanshi on Deewali festival

 

Enlightening Perspectives: Lenin's Take on Women's Issues and Shruti's Exploration of Ethics in the Context of Old Age and Empathy

 We are excited to present two insightful articles that delve into crucial aspects of the human experience. Lenin's piece on women's issues and Shruti's exploration of ethics both provide valuable insights into the intersection of these topics with the themes of old age and empathy.

Lenin, with his keen observations and thoughtful analysis, sheds light on the complexities surrounding women's issues, offering readers a fresh perspective on the challenges faced by women in our society. Shruti, on the other hand, navigates the realm of ethics within the context of old age and empathy, unraveling the intricacies of moral considerations in caregiving and understanding.

These articles not only contribute to a deeper understanding of these critical subjects but also encourage meaningful conversations that resonate with a diverse readership. We invite your audience to engage with these thought-provoking pieces, as they undoubtedly add value to the ongoing dialogue on women's issues, ethics, old age, and empathy.

Published Articles by Lenin and Shruti: Exploring Culture and Spiritualism

 Lenin's exploration of culture and Shruti's insights into spiritualism offer readers a compelling journey into the depths of these interconnected realms. Their unique perspectives and eloquent expressions add a valuable dimension to the discourse surrounding these subjects.