As anyone knows who has been part of a movement, a demonstration, a campaign, or a strike, struggles undertaken for the most limited and prosaic goals have a way of opening the most profound and lyrical sense of possibility in their participants. To experience even briefly a movement’s solidarity, equality, reciprocity, morality, collective and individual empowerment, reconciliation of individual and group, is to have a foretaste of the peaceable kingdom… Once we have experienced solidarity, we can never forget it. It may be short-lived, but its heady sensations remain. It may be still largely a dream, but we have experienced that dream. It may seem impossible, but we have looked into the face of its possibilities.
— Ronald Aronson, After Marxism, 1995, p. 278 [xvii]
— Ronald Aronson, After Marxism, 1995, p. 278 [xvii]
JKASW holds workshop on J & K RTI Act 2009
Srinagar, Dec 01, 2010: The JK Association of social workers (JKASW), an NGO, Wednesday organized a workshop on Right to Information Act here at Kashmir University’s State resource cell.
The workshop was aimed to aware the students about the importance and the applicability of RTI act in the state of Jammu and Kashmir.
The workshop was attended by the students of Law Department, KU, MSW besides members of many NGOs.
Among the speakers, Dr Sheikh Showkat, professor at Law Department spoke about the RTI act in service of Human rights.
Professor Mohammed Hussian of Law department appraised the students about the genesis, operation and applicability RTI in the state.
High court Senior Lawyer, Firdous Ahmad while speaking on the occasion talked about the procedural aspects of RTI
Adil Bashir, lecturer at Department of Sociology and Social works also spoke on the occasion.
Khalid Shah, a member of JKASW, coordinated the workshop.
The workshop was aimed to aware the students about the importance and the applicability of RTI act in the state of Jammu and Kashmir.
The workshop was attended by the students of Law Department, KU, MSW besides members of many NGOs.
Among the speakers, Dr Sheikh Showkat, professor at Law Department spoke about the RTI act in service of Human rights.
Professor Mohammed Hussian of Law department appraised the students about the genesis, operation and applicability RTI in the state.
High court Senior Lawyer, Firdous Ahmad while speaking on the occasion talked about the procedural aspects of RTI
Adil Bashir, lecturer at Department of Sociology and Social works also spoke on the occasion.
Khalid Shah, a member of JKASW, coordinated the workshop.
