 Early Times Report
JAMMU, Apr 30: In its resolute of pay back to the society, the Jammu Kashmir Reserved Categories Empowerment Alliance (JKRCEA) and others dedicated Ambulance to people at Intellectual Meet on Monday as well as www.jkrcea.comthe website was also launched.
The state level intellectual meet was inaugurated by GR Bhagat, Retired Secretary to Govt. along with BR Lachotra, Ex-DG, Statistics and Planning Development and Monitoring Department, J&K Govt.. Dr. Sanjay Bhasin, President, JKRCEA.
While welcoming the delegates at the Meet said that Baba Saheb Dr. BR Ambedkar envisioned an India where all sections of society are politically empowered, economically developed, socially equal and emancipated and culturally civilized and free. So he wanted political, economic, social, and cultural inclusion of all sections of society in the development process. He expressed that India is still far behind from realization of his vision for a number of reasons. He further informed the delegates that these state level intellectuals meet intends to gather scholars of various fields of study from different parts of J&K State for discussion and deliberations to draw a roadmap for realization of Baba Saheb's inclusive India dream.
On this occasion, the intellectuals, social activists, women and students drawn from whole state of J&K participated in the deliberations. In the first session, Tarsem Lal Moolnivasi spoke on the sub-theme, "Reasons of Moolnivasi-Bahujan disunity and solutions for unity, Lok Nath spoke on, "Is socio-culturl revolutions ultimate solution for moolnivasi-bahujan emancipation whileas Dr. Zabeer Ahmed Bajjar made a presentation on the topic, " Role of retired & in service employees in moolnivasi-bahujans social movement. In the second session which was chaired by SR Majotra, Advocate Shah Mohd Choudhary and Tulis Dass Langeh the delegates who discuss how to politically empower moolnivasi-bhaujans, were Prof. Kali Dass, Rakesh Atri and Dr. Javed Rahi. The third and last session was chaired by Prof. G.L.Thappa, Sham Lal Basson and Ramesh Kumari. Sunita Bangotra, Neha Kumair and Shabnam discussed about the role of women & Youth in Moolnivasi Bahujans movement. |
