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Oxfam India ensuring to provide quality health and affordable education for childern, women & for all. Our work is to reduce the inter-generational health and educational inequality in India.

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We focus on the right to universal access to affordable health and education for people especially from the marginalised social groups.
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Oxfam India works to address root causes of poverty and inequality. We see poverty as a problem where people are deprived of opportunities, choices, resources, knowledge and protection. Poverty is something more than mere lack of income, health and education. It is also people's frustration on being excluded from decision-making. While the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the guiding framework under which Oxfam India functions, we also derive our mandate from the Constitutional Rights promised to every citizen of the country.

Persistent poverty and inequality is not just a violation of basic human rights of the people but it also undermines economic growth of a nation by wasting talents and human resources. It leads to a skewed society where power and decision-making remains in the hands of a few, leading to greater conflicts and undermining social cohesion.

India Discrimination Report

  11 Aug, 2020

 Puri, Odisha

Cash Support Helps Restart Business

Gitanjali Kandi ran a small petty shop, on the footpath, selling fried groundnuts to tourists just outside of the Konark Sun Temple.

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India Discrimination Report

  07 Aug, 2020

 Assam

Locked Down in Tea Estates

“This lockdown is a threat to our survival. I can’t go out to work and I have no money. How can we spend on soap to wash hands, when we have no money for food.

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India Discrimination Report

  15 Jul, 2020

 Chennai

A Pleasant Surprise

Twenty-eight year old Amul lives with her mother and her grandmother (both are widowed), along with her husband Sakthivel, and her two kids Shanmugapriya (who studies in class 4) and Aarish (in cla

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India Discrimination Report

  15 Jul, 2020

 Chennai

A Shopping Experience

Thirty-year-old Mahalakshmi lives with her husband Rajesh and her two children—five-year-old Pavarthini, a special child (she has cerebral palsy) and her younger son four-year-old Aaron.

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India Discrimination Report

  14 Jul, 2020

 Chennai

Timely Intervention

Abhinaya is 35 years old and resides in M.K.B Nagar, in Chennai, with her partner Bhavani. Abhinaya had left home at a very early age to fend for herself and to create an identity.

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Education

  01 Jul, 2020

 Uttar Pradesh

Bypassing The Digital Divide

Mithilesh Kumar Tripathi had two things weighing on his mind — one was the pandemic and the other was school education.

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Mobilising Forest Dwelling Communities to Claim Individual and Community Forest Rights

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