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घरेलू हिंसा के लिए अदालत जाना

By intern_nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 17 December, 2019 | 0

यदि आपने घरेलू हिंसा का सामना किया है, तो आप तत्काल मदद और सुरक्षा के लिए कोर्ट (सिविल कोर्ट, फैमिली कोर्ट या क्रिमिनल कोर्ट) में अर्जी दाखिल कर सकते हैं 1)। आपको वकील की सहायता लेनी चाहिए और यदि आपके पास वकील नहीं है, तो सुरक्षा अधिकारियों, एन.जी.ओ आदि से मदद लेनी चाहिए जो आपकोRead more

समान घर में निवास  

By intern_nyaaya | Child Marriage, Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 17 December, 2019 | 0

आप अपने उत्पीड़क के साथ एक ही घर में रहते हैं यदि आप: उत्पीड़क के साथ रह चुके हैं सुरक्षा और राहत पाने के लिए, आप उत्पीड़क के साथ एक घर में रहते हों या किसी समय रह चुके हों। हालाँकि, यह आवश्यक नहीं है कि आप घरेलू हिंसा के लिए शिकायत दर्ज करने केRead more

घरेलू घटना की रिपोर्ट

By intern_nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 17 December, 2019 | 0

घरेलू घटना की रिपोर्ट (डी.आई.आर)1) वह रिपोर्ट है जो एक महिला से घरेलू हिंसा की शिकायत मिलने पर बनाई जाती है। यह रिपोर्ट या तो प्रोटेक्शन ऑफिसर या सेवा प्रदाता द्वारा बनाई जा सकती है। डी.आई.आर में आपका नाम, उम्र, उत्पीड़क का विवरण, हिंसा की घटना का वर्णन, आदि जैसी जानकारियां होंगी। डी.आई.आर दर्ज करवानेRead more

घरेलू हिंसा के खिलाफ पीड़ित के अधिकार और उपाय

By intern_nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 17 December, 2019 | 0

घरेलू हिंसा के पीड़ितों को घरेलू कानून के तहत कुछ अधिकारों के साथ-साथ खुद को और अपने बच्चों को बचाने के उपाय भी हैं। प्रोटेक्शन ऑफिसर, या सेवा प्रदाता का कर्तव्य है कि वह आपको इन अधिकारों और उपायों के बारे में बताये। कानून के तहत अधिकार आपके पास निम्नलिखित अधिकार हैं: आप प्रोटेक्शन ऑफिसर,Read more

घरेलू हिंसा के खिलाफ शिकायत करने की समय सीमा

By intern_nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 17 December, 2019 | 0

1) घरेलू हिंसा के खिलाफ शिकायत दर्ज करवाने के लिए कोई निश्चित समय सीमा नहीं है, लेकिन आपको यह साबित करने में सक्षम होना चाहिए कि जिस समय हिंसा हुई थी, उस समय आप उत्पीड़क के साथ घरेलू संबंध में थीं। हालांकि, यदि आपने जिस घरेलू हिंसा का सामना किया उसके खिलाफ शिकायत दर्ज करवानेRead more

घरेलू हिंसा के खिलाफ शिकायत दर्ज करवाना

By intern_nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 17 December, 2019 | 0

आप या आपकी ओर से कोई भी, आपके द्वारा सामना की जा रही किसी भी घरेलू हिंसा के खिलाफ शिकायत दर्ज करवाने के लिए नीचे सूचीबद्ध किए गए अधिकारियों से संपर्क कर सकता है: पुलिस पुलिस स्टेशन जाएं आप अपने क्षेत्र के पुलिस स्टेशन या किसी अन्य पुलिस स्टेशन से संपर्क कर सकती हैं औरRead more

घरेलू हिंसा के खिलाफ सुरक्षा की मांग कौन कर सकता है?

By intern_nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 17 December, 2019 | 1

कोई भी महिला घरेलू हिंसा के खिलाफ शिकायत दर्ज करा सकती है और कानून के तहत अपने और अपने बच्चों के लिए सुरक्षा की मांग कर सकती है। महिला का धर्म कोई मायने नहीं रखता 1)अर्थात कोई भी महिला अपने धर्म या जाति की परवाह किए बिना घरेलू हिंसा के खिलाफ शिकायत दर्ज करा सकतीRead more

घरेलू हिंसा क्या है?

By intern_nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 17 December, 2019 | 0

घरेलू हिंसा का अर्थ है किसी घर में ऐसा हिंसक या अपमानजनक व्यवहार होना, जो नुकसान का कारण बने और किसी महिला या उसकी कस्टडी (अभिरक्षा) में उसके बच्चे के स्वास्थ्य या सुरक्षा को खतरे में डाले। कानून1) की मदद से, आप: तत्काल सुरक्षा प्राप्त करके आगे होने वाली हिंसा को रोक सकते हैं। तत्कालRead more

Who can seek Protection against Domestic Violence?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 2

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. Any woman can file a complaint and seek protection against domestic violence under the law, for herself and her child/children. The religion of the woman does not matter1 i.e. any woman, regardless of her religion or caste, can fileRead more

Who can You Complain against for Domestic Violence?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 1

You can complain against both men and women for domestic violence. You can complain against the following:  Your family: You can complain about your family, if they are subjecting you to domestic violence, in the following circumstances: If you are related to the harasser by blood, you can file a case against them. For example,Read more

What are the Signs of Domestic Violence?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. Domestic violence can be of many different kinds and in many form, such as verbal, sexual, etc. Given below is an indicative list of signs of domestic violence. You can get protection and go to Court if you, orRead more

Where can Domestic Violence Happen?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 3

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. An act of domestic violence can happen anywhere. It need not always be confined to the house you are living in.1 Domestic violence can take place anywhere, like your place of employment or education, your child’s school, the marketplace,Read more

What is a Domestic Relationship?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. In order to seek relief for domestic violence under the law, you need to prove that you have a domestic relationship with the harasser. A domestic relationship means that you are related in any of the following ways withRead more

What is a Shared Household ?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. You live in a shared household with your harasser if you:  Have lived with the harasser  In order to seek protection and relief, you must live, or have lived at some point of time, with your harasser in theRead more

What are the Domestic Violence Helplines?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. You can also reach out to certain helplines that will help you file a complaint, locate the relevant Protection Officer, and provide additional help and support. The relevant governmental helplines are listed below. Violence and Crimes Police If youRead more

How can you file a Complaint against Domestic Violence

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. You or anyone on your behalf, can approach the authorities listed below to file a complaint against any domestic violence that you have been facing:  Police Go to the Police Station  You can approach the police station in yourRead more

What is Counselling under Domestic Violence law?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. Counselling refers to the provision of professional guidance by a counsellor, who will help you and your harasser settle the matter of the domestic violence you have faced, furnish a guarantee that violence will not repeat, and come upRead more

What is the Role of a Protection Officer?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. If you decide to file a domestic violence complaint, a Protection Officer (PO) is generally the first point of contact for you. Anyone, including someone you know, can visit, call, or write to a Protection officer in your districtRead more

How can you go to Court for Domestic Violence?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. If you have faced domestic violence, then you can file an application with the Court (Civil Court, Family Court or Criminal Court) for immediate help and protection1. You should take the help of a lawyer and if you doRead more

How can you get Immediate Protection for Domestic Violence?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. To seek immediate protection from domestic violence, you should file an application with the Court with the help of a Protection Officer or a lawyer. The Court will pass a protection order to give you and your child/children protectionRead more

What is a Domestic Incident Report?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. Domestic incident report (DIR)1 is a report that is made on receiving a complaint of domestic violence from a woman. This report can be made by either a Protection Officer or a service provider. The DIR will contain detailsRead more

What is a Residence Order under Domestic Violence law?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. If you are being thrown out of your shared household (house) by your harasser or you don’t feel safe living in your house, you can approach the Court for help with the assistance of a lawyer or a ProtectionRead more

How can you get Compensation or Money for Domestic Violence?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. To get money or compensation from the harasser, you can file an application 1 with the Court asking for monetary relief with the help of a lawyer or a Protection Officer. The Court will pass an order to compensate youRead more

How can you File a Criminal Complaint for Domestic Violence?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

In addition to filing a case for domestic violence, where you can seek, among other things, protection or monetary relief, you can also1 file a criminal case with the Court against the harasser if the violence you faced is severe. By filing a criminal case, the harasser would be punished for the act of violence committedRead more

How can you Get Help and Support against Domestic Violence?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. While filing a domestic violence complaint, you might need additional support and help, which you can access by approaching the authorities listed below.  Support and Assistance Protection Officer You can also approach the Protection Officer of your district, whoRead more

What are Medical Facilities and Shelter Homes?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. Medical Facilities If you have been subjected to domestic violence, it is your right to receive medical assistance. You can approach the Protection Officer of your district or any service provider working within the ambit of women’s rights, andRead more

What are the Rights and Remedies for Victims against Domestic Violence?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. Victims of domestic violence have certain rights under the domestic law as well as  remedies to protect themselves and their children. The Protection Officer, or a service provider, has a duty to inform you of these rights and remedies. Read more

Are Live In Relationships covered under Domestic Violence law?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 0

Trigger Warning: The following content contains information on domestic violence which some readers may find disturbing. You are in a live-in-relationship if you cohabit, i.e.  share a house with your partner without marrying him or her. It is considered a domestic relationship between an unmarried adult woman and an unmarried adult male who live or,Read more

What is Domestic Violence?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 1

Domestic violence refers to violent or abusive behavior in a household that causes harm and may put the health and safety of a woman or any child under her custody in danger. With the help of the law1, you can: Prevent further violence by getting immediate protection. To get immediate protection, you can approach differentRead more

What is the Time Limit to Complain against Domestic Violence?

By Nyaaya | Domestic Violence, Family | 0 comment | 30 October, 2019 | 2

There is no specific time limit1for filing a complaint against domestic violence, but you must be able to prove that you were in a domestic relationship with the harasser at the time the violence took place. However, if there is a delay in complaining against the domestic violence that you have faced, you might beRead more

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Andhra Pradesh

Girl Child Protection Scheme

The Girl Child Protection Scheme is aimed at preventing gender discrimination by empowering and protecting rights of girl children through direct investment from the State Government. It provides a number of incentives to promote the empowerment of the girl child:

  • In case of a single girl child she is entitled to receive Rs.1.00 lakh after completion of 20 years of age.
  • In case of two girl children, both of them are entitled to receive Rs.30,000/- each, after completion of 20 years age.
  • Both “single girl child” and “two girl children” are entitled to receive Rs1,200/- per annum as scholarship from 9th class to 12th class (including ITI course) during their period of study, as a benefit under the scheme.

More information on this scheme can be found here.

Bangaru Thalli Scheme

Bangaru Thalli is a welfare scheme for girls launched by Government of Andhra Pradesh. The scheme supports the family of a girl from her birth till her graduation. All the Below Poverty Line white card holders are eligible for the scheme.

Details of the scheme can be found in the Andhra Pradesh Bangaru Thalli Girl Child Promotion and Empowerment Act, 2013.

Assam

Manjoni Scheme

Under this scheme, Rs. 5000 is deposited by the State Government at the time of the birth of a girl child and the girl would get the matured value of this fixed deposit when she turns 18. In order to be eligible for this scheme, the girl child must be born in a Government hospital and the family should have adopted the two child norm.

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Mukhyamantri Kanya Suraksha Yojana

Under this scheme the girl child gets financial assistance from her birth till graduation amounting to a total of Rs. 51,000. The funds will be dispersed over a period of time upon attaining a certain age and completion of certain prerequisites:

  • At birth: Rs 2000
  • Age 1 upon issuance of Aadhar card: Rs. 1000
  • Age 2: Rs. 2000
  • Passing 12th grade: Rs. 10,000
  • Graduation: Rs. 25,000

These benefits are available to only 2 girls in a family and residents of Bihar. Girls coming from financially weaker backgrounds will be given priority. To apply to this scheme, the parents can visit the anganwadi centres, fill the application form and submit the necessary documents to the anganwadi workers.

Goa

MAMTA scheme for girl child

With a view of improving the female sex ratio of the State, under this scheme an amount of Rs. 10000/- will be paid to all the mothers who deliver a girl child  (maximum 02 deliveries) in a registered medical institution. Eligible mothers can apply to the Child Development Project Officer through the local Anganwadi Centre with a copy of the Birth Certificate within 45 days from delivering the child. The benefits are directly credited to the declared Bank Account.

There is an online application for this scheme. More information on this scheme can be found here.

Gujarat

Kunwarbai Nu Mameru Yojana

The Ministry of Women and Child Development of Gujarat has launched a scheme called Kunwarbai Nu Mameru Yojana that offers financial assistance of Rs. 10,000 to only one girl of a family. However, this scheme has been started specifically for the welfare of Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes girls. Only those with an annual income limit of Rs. 1,20,000 (Rural areas) and Rs.1,50,000 (Urban areas) are eligible for this scheme.

More information on this scheme can be found here.

Haryana

Laldi Scheme

The Ladli Scheme of Haryana is meant to provide benefits to biological parents who have no son (biological or adopted) but only daughters. This scheme is only available to those who are either domicile of Haryana or working for the State government, whose gross annual income of the family does not exceed Rs. 2,00,000.

The pattern of this scheme is similar to the Old Age Samman Allowance scheme for the families having only girl children. The enrolment of families under this scheme commences from the 45th birthday of the mother or the father whoever is older of the two till their 60th birthday i.e. for 15 years (Thereafter they will be eligible for Old Age Samman Allowance). The rate of allowance provided is Rs. 1,800 per month.

More information on this scheme can be found here.

Himachal Pradesh

Indira Gandhi Balika Suraksha Yojana

Under this scheme, the families adopting family planning methods after the birth of the first female child will be given a sum of Rs. 25,000 and those adopting family planning methods after the birth of two female children will be given a cash of Rs. 20,000.

The health department of the Himachal Pradesh government also provides free of cost transportation either through taxi or ambulance for carrying pregnant women to the nearest hospital for delivery.

Beti Hai Anmol Yojana

Under this scheme, for all the families lying below the poverty line in Himachal and having one or two girls, a sum of Rs. 5100 will be deposited in the name of girls at the time of their birth. Moreover, to help in the education of such girls, scholarships ranging from Rs. 300 to Rs. 1500 will be given to them from class I to class XII.

More information on this scheme can be found here.

Jammu and Kashmir

Ladli Beti Scheme

Under this scheme, financial assistance of Rs. 1000 per month is made by the Government from the birth of the girl child / account opening date for the next 14 years. For this, zero balance accounts have already been opened in the Jammu and Kashmir Bank in respective localities. This is only applicable to girls born on or after 1st April 2015, and whose parental income is less than Rs. 75,000 per annum.

More information on this scheme can be found here.

Jharkhand

Ladli Lakshmi Yojana

Under this scheme, the State government offers a girl child from families below poverty line benefits of Rs. 1,80,600. An amount of Rs. 6,000 will be deposited annually into the girls account till she turns 5 years old. Further amounts will be added upon completion of higher education, marriage and so on, along with monthly allowances of Rs. 200 for girl students.

Karnataka

Karnataka Bhagyashree Scheme

With the idea of raising the status of girl children and promoting their birth in the country, the Karnataka government has come up with the Karnataka Bhagyashree Scheme. The scheme provides financial assistance to the girl child in families that lie below the poverty line through her mother or father who is subject to the fulfilment of certain conditions.

The government of Karnataka offers the following benefits to the eligible candidates of this scheme-

  • The girl child gets a health insurance cover of upto Rs. 25,000 per month
  • The child gets an annual scholarship of Rs. 300 to Rs. 1,000, depending upon her age upto 10th standard
  • The parents get Rs. 1 lakh in case of accident and Rs. 42,500 in case of natural death of the girl child.
  • On completing 18 years of age, the parents of the girl child would be paid Rs. 34,751.

Along with this, there are certain interim payments such as annual scholarships and insurance benefits that the beneficiary can avail upon continued fulfillment of the eligibility criteria. The grant of such facilities promotes the birth of girl children in economically weaker families and raises their status within the society.

Kerala

Education Assistance to Women Headed Families

The scheme proposes to extend a helping hand to these families by way of providing financial assistance to the education of children by the State government.

More information on this scheme can be found here.

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