Anuja Kapur spends a day with Acid Attack Survivors

Acid attacks still a burning issue in India. In India,  Acid attack is considered to be very common and most convenient form of castigation for women. These attacks are increasing every year which is also disheartening. Campaign for acid attacks and many more  programmes can be the reason for  increment in these cases, as people are getting aware by these campaigns and thus lodging complaints of the attacks which did not happened previously. The acid attack survivors are the real fighters as they face many problems in their life after these heinous act in which they are not responsible for anything. After the guide lines of the supreme court post Delhi gang rape case police is taking serious actions against the accused like they do in the cases of rape.

 For the acid attack survivors many campaigns are running in the country to help out the victims. One of the initiative was taken by an organisation who runs a cafe named as “SHEROES CAFE” which helps acid attack survivor to live their life properly as they were living before the accident. Sheroes is a hangout cafe in Agra, Uttar Pradesh where some acid attack survivor handling the cafe with the help of some nice human being who believes in humanity more than anything. The life of these survivors is getting back on the track through this initiative.

To know more about these real survivors of the life famous social activist and proprietor of N.G.O named as “NIRBHIYA EK SHAKTI” Mrs. Anuja Kapur visited the Sheroes cafe and she interacted with all the survivors and spent a whole day with them and share their pain and grief and also promised them that she will be always there to help all the acid attack survivor as much as she can.

Mrs. Kapur visited Agra based sheroes hangout cafe to know the life of these survivors after the accident and listen to their stories. Mrs kapur share her visit’s experience and said that these survivors are the real fighters who are fighting daily to survive, she further said that these survivors gives her courage and motivation to do something for these people . Mrs. Kapur visited the sheroes cafe to help these victims more in their life as her N.G.O works for the acid attack survivors and also provide the victim assistance in the cases. She said with tears in her eyes she said that,” it was a motivational day spent with all the survivors and she and her N.G.O will keep on providing victim assistance to them.

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We have lost a “Nakshatra” says Anuja Kapur

Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam was a President like no other. He was the President who ignited minds, embodied the potential in every Indian.Born into a poor muslim family in Tamil Nadu, he rose by sheer force and education and a become the “Missile Man” of India. On Monday India’s proud son and a president of all the people died from heart attack while he was giving lecture in IIM shillong. Abdul Kalam was the 11th President of India. Former President, A scientist, a professor, an author these are some titles which come before the name of APJ Kalam.

APJ Kalam was one of the recepient of the India’s highest civilian honor of Bharat Ratna. The man who won India’s heart,who made us proud is no more with us but the things which he had done will always remain immortal like his memories in our heart. APJ Kalam also played a pivotal organizational, technical and political role in India's Pokhran-II nuclear tests in 1998. APJ Kalam spent more than four decades at the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Indian Space Research Organisation and was involved in the India’s civilian space program and military missile development efforts. He was a very kind person by heart and his words are still motivating people in their lives.


The sudden death of a personality like him leaves the nation in tears and shock. Famous social activist Mrs. Anuja Kapur speaks on the sudden demise of Mr.Kalam, “death of Kalam sahab is a big big loss to our nation as people of our country admire him, his words are motivation for youth,he was loved by whole nation for his deeds. Today, we have loose a “Nakshtara” this lose can never be filled. He made whole country proud. A muslim steeped in Hindu culture, a complete Indian. Kalam sir will always live in our heart and mind.

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Time to Change Our Policies to help Farmers: Anuja Kapur

In all over the world our country is known for agricultural dominating country. But the condition of farmers in India is as bad as it can be. As unseasonal rain has broke the back of farmers. In this season the farmers are facing the toughest time of their life and the worst part is that they are facing it alone as there is no one to support them or give them actual compensation which can really help them to cover their loss.

Recently our P.M Narendra Modi came forward to help the farmers but the amount government is giving to the farmers who have lost their crops in the unseasonal rain is not justify to their losses. Media is daily publishing the misery of the farmers but no one is still come up to help them.

Due to all this unseasonal rain we have lost most part of the crops specially the wheat. The farmers are in trouble and committing suicide in order to their crops failure. Yesterday, we celebrated “Baisakhi” a festival we celebrate for our crop but this time around the charm of the festival was soaked by the misery of the farmers. On the eve of “Baisakhi” famous Criminal Psychologist and Social Activist Mrs. Anuja Kapur said, “The slogan of “Jai Jawaan, Jai Kisan” is not enough, we need better insurance policies that are rational and sustainable as business models.

The current set of insurance policies under the National Agriculture Insurance Scheme (NAIS), Modified NAIS, and the Weather-Based Insurance Scheme (WBIS) have failed miserably to protect our farmers. The crop insurance premiums are very high in our country .Every state should come forward to help farmers without any differences among each other. Farmers are very crucial part of our economy therefore we should work for their betterment.”

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