One India One People - November 2017

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Peoples’ movements possess great strength and India has witnessed several changes which have been wrought by her people. Whether it is the framing of the stringent rape laws or changes in environmental laws, or indeed, the massive anti-corruption stir which resulted in the Lokpal bill, even if a diluted one, citizens have proven time and again that in a democracy each person counts. Also read about the changes an enterprising housing society in central Mumbai has effected through efficient waste management practices.

One India One People Magazine Description:

One India One People Foundation (OIOP) is a not-for-profit organisation, set up by the late Mr. Sadanand A. Shetty, an industrialist, in August 1997, coinciding with India’s 50th year of Independence. The purpose of the Foundation is to build awareness about various issues concerning India, in order to bring about a systemic change. With this in mind, he launched the One India One People magazine and the One India One People Clubs.

One India One People Magazine is a unique, informative, well-researched, thought-provoking and thematic monthly magazine about issues which are peculiar to India and concerns Indians. It documents and highlights the cultural legacy, developmental challenges, contribution of Indians, and the lesser known geographical facts about this vast country. India has made tremendous progress in some areas of development, while it is still grappling with very basic issues of poverty, corruption and access to basic infrastructure for its citizens. The magazine has been covering diverse and socially relevant themes such as Health, Poverty, Literacy, Casteism, Corruption, Law & Judiciary, Police Reforms, Consumer Rights, Corporate Social Responsibility, Disaster Management, Terrorism, Infrastructure, Spirituality, Media, Civil Society, Human Rights, Youth, etc., to name a few.