Short Film To Fight Domestic Violence Menace Released In 150 Screens In MMR
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Share this article urges people to speak up in wake of the alarming rise in domestic violence cases exacerbated by lockdown
- Film by Viviana Mall and Thane Police to be released across 150 screens urging people to take responsibility and report incidents on 103 helpline number
- calling for further policy changes and enhanced safety
MUMBAI, India, March 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ As the nation adopted unprecedented lockdown measures during the pandemic and followed the stay-at-home directives for safety, many women experiencing violence found themselves trapped with their abusers, worsening the impact of their abuse. Domestic violence cases saw a dramatic rise in the past year. The violence continues unabated and a substantial number of cases are going unreported either to safeguard family s reputation or due to fear of shame to identify oneself as a victim. To curb the menace of domes
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Christmas, New Year are bringing cheer to mall business after COVID-19 impact
After Diwali, Christmas and New Year are continuing the growth momentum in terms of footfalls and business. And Christmas offers and End of Year sales are attracting people to malls. December 29, 2020 / 05:28 PM IST
After an unusually tough year, malls are seeing some recovery in business with Christmas and the upcoming New Year festivities.
The Covid-induced lockdown from end-March saw malls being shut for a few months, and things began to look up only after the festival season kicked off with Diwali. Footfalls at malls have gradually increased since then, and the momentum is continuing as the year draws to a close. Christmas offers and End-of-Year sales are drawing in customers and business has picked up.