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In 2021, APNA’s Aapke Dwar RTE Campaign raised awareness about 25% reservation for underprivileged kids in private schools. Volunteers reached 200+ homes, held 8 camps for 1,500+ people, used a mobile van, and aided 500+ calls via helpline—empowering families through awareness and support.
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Women’s Right to Choose Life Partners: Inter-Religious Marriage & the Constitution of India On Valentine’s Day, 14th February 2021, the Association for Parivartan of Nation (APNA) organised a powerful session under the banner of Astitva’21, exploring the themes of women’s right to choose their life partners,
Career Counselling
On 30 Jan 2021, APNA hosted a session on pursuing LLM abroad with Dr. Niharika Salar (NALSAR). She shared insights on global exposure, scholarships, and storytelling in applications. With 500+ participants, the event inspired resilience and guided students toward international education.
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On 26 Jan 2021, APNA hosted an E-Chintan Shivir on WhatsApp's new privacy policy with 693 global participants. Mr. Solomon Okedara called privacy a right, not a privilege, and warned against coercive consent. The session urged stronger laws and digital literacy to safeguard democracy.
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On 10 Dec 2020, APNA’s Open House on India’s criminal justice crisis drew 100+ participants. Advocate Peter Martin noted 70% of prisoners are undertrials, where “process is punishment.” The session urged reforms for speedy trials, dignity, and an end to torture-based investigations.
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On 19 Sept 2020, APNA held a National Symposium on filing PILs, led by Adv. Anup Kumar. Over 330 joined to learn about Articles 32 & 226, key writs, and practical filing tips. The event inspired citizens to use law as a tool for justice and public accountability.
Public Interest Litigation
On 19th September 2020, APNA organised a National Symposium on How to File a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), with over 330 participants nationwide.
On 6 Sept 2020, APNA hosted a judiciary exam counselling session with 270+ law students. Ms. Samirah Khan, JJS 32nd rank holder, shared tips on discipline, clarity & self-belief. Students discussed case law, prep & interviews, leaving inspired by mentorship and collective learning.
From 21st–23rd August 2020, APNA organised a three-day E-Workshop on NEP 2020, engaging over 2,000 participants through multiple online platforms.
On 15 Aug 2020, APNA’s Independence Day E-Baithak on “Preambular Promises” drew 480 participants. Advocate Rajeev Sharma stressed fraternity, equality & Ambedkar’s vision, citing Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India (1978) to highlight rights–duties balance and the Constitution as a living bond.
On 11 July 2020, APNA’s E-Colloquium on migrant workers’ economic, social & psychological impact drew 700 participants. Speakers highlighted reverse migration, wage denial & state neglect. With 200+ live questions, the session ended by urging labour reforms for security, dignity & fair wages.
During the COVID-19 lockdown, APNA supported migrant workers and poor families in Ranchi and Hazaribagh by giving 140+ ration kits with food, masks, and hygiene items. In phase 2.0, we aimed to deliver 350 kits to the elderly, women with disabilities, and single mothers.
On 16 May 2020, APNA hosted a live session with 120+ participants on barriers to legal aid. Dr. Kahkashan Danyal highlighted Article 39A & the 1987 Act, stressing Lok Adalats’ role. Law students and grassroots voices urged outreach and youth action, affirming free legal aid as a right, not charity.
On 22nd April 2020, APNA marked the 50th World Earth Day with a virtual session on The Role of the Judiciary in Saving the World from the Climate Crisis. The session reaffirmed the climate crisis as both a legal and moral issue, urging the judiciary to act as a transformative force.
On 9 Apr 2020, APNA hosted an online session on Inclusive Gender Justice with 120+ participants. Jhalak Jain urged reimagining justice beyond punishment, critiqued protectionist laws, and stressed intersectionality for Dalit, queer, disabled & rural women, advancing community-based justice.
APNA, inspired by SDG 4, runs the Noble School for Education and Development in Banha, Jharkhand. The school offers career guidance, digital literacy, and practical learning with activities beyond rote study. This has led to better attendance, parent support, and zero dropouts.
On 23 Feb 2020, APNA held a workshop at Paramount Public School, Ranchi, on the Right to Education Act, 2009. It explained the 25% reservation in private schools for poor and disadvantaged children. Linked to SDG 4, the event pushed APNA’s mission of education for every child.
On 18 Dec 2019, APNA held a round table in Ranchi on “Constitution and Citizen Responsibilities” with 85+ participants, part of its SDG 16 “Know Your Rights” campaign. Later, 20+ events in Ranchi and Hazaribagh reached 1,200 people on justice, rights, and legal literacy.
On 17 Jan 2020, APNA held a seminar at Nabeel Public School, Bettiah, with 250+ students and teachers on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Sessions covered trafficking, gender justice, freedom, and workplace protections, stressing awareness as the first step to empowerment.