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  • 22 Aug 2024 9:08 AM | Anonymous

    जिन्हें नाज़ है हिन्द पर वो कहां हैं 

    By Dr Kirti Nagpal

    India our motherland  has been in the world news for all the wrong reasons The most recent incident of violence against women has highlighted the broken social and legal framework that plagues the nation.

    The most recent data From National Crime reports Bureau in India disclosed a shocking 4,45,256 cases of crime against women in 2022, which means approximately 51 FIRs every hour. The worst part is that this staggering number is just the tip of the iceberg. Of all the violent crimes against women India only about 30% are reported.

    On 9 August 2024, Moumita Debnath, a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata, West Bengal, India, was violated and brutally strangled to death . The investigation is still under way . 

    ThIs incident has amplified debate about the safety of women in India, and has sparked significant outrage and nationwide protests

    Despite progress in many areas of gender equality, these crimes continue to impact women worldwide, leaving devastating physical, emotional, and psychological scars. Addressing this issue requires a multifaceted approach that combines awareness, education, legal reforms, and community support.

    We as a society owe it to our children and future generations to stand up in solidarity and come together to fight for justice. We have to make amends and punish the perpetrators. Justice has to prevail.

    Legal system has to strengthened. There has to be some accountability.

    We have to unite together and work towards a better society . The men and boys are crucial allies in this fight. Engaging them in discussions about gender equality and respectful behavior can help challenge and change harmful attitudes. Initiatives that involve men and boys in promoting positive masculinity and respect for women can contribute to a cultural shift away from violence.

  • 8 Aug 2024 10:18 PM | Anonymous

    The registration process for our next cohort, which will launch on September 12, 2024, is open. We have 7 applicants and space for 7 more.

    Please  apply before the September 3rd, 2024 deadline. For more information please contact Andy Goldberg at (617)-953-0954 or andrewgoldberg@elevasian.org 

  • 24 Jul 2024 3:27 PM | Anonymous

    --submitted by Ashish Cowlagi, member of New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill,  Community Advisory Committee.  Visit nebg.org for details

    Gnomevember due August 9, 2024 Stipend $350


    Horticultural Heroes, due August 23, 2024 Stipend $600

  • 15 Jul 2024 1:10 PM | Anonymous

    Vison-Aid presents "The Dancer's Pledge" a Broadway style musical on Sunday July 21st 2024 at 4 PM at Littleton High School, Littleton, MA

    Vision-Aid Early Bird Tickets at www.VisionAid.org/event


  • 12 Jul 2024 1:25 PM | Anonymous

    Free Baseball clinics at Polar Park

    The July 13 Youth Clinic will be a special clinic for members of the WooCrew presented by Shaw's, our youth fan club for fans 17 and under. Click the button below to sign up for the WooCrew and to reserve your spot at the July 13, August 3, & 17  clinic!

    Sign up for the WooCrew!

    The Worcester Red Sox and The Hanover Insurance Group have teamed up to provide five youth clinics throughout the summer of 2024. Young fans between the ages of 7-14 will have the opportunity to participate in multiple drills on the field at Polar Park during each Youth Clinic. Registration for each date will open up a couple of weeks prior to each Youth Clinic date.

    2024 Youth Clinic Dates:
    July 13
    August 3
    August 17

    Rules & Regulations: Each clinic will start promptly at 10am. Fans will need to enter the ballpark via the DCU Plaza. Gate D will open at 9:40am. Check-in will take place in the DCU Plaza. Parents will be asked to watch the clinic from Section 1 or the University Dental Group Berm. Fans up to the age of fifteen can register to participate in the Youth Clinics. Fans are encouraged to bring a glove. Cleats cannot be worn on the field. Water will be provided. We ask fans to leave any other food and beverage in the stands.


  • 23 Jun 2024 3:56 PM | Anonymous

    Join the Youth Council (High School Students )

    $15 per hour, 12 hours per month

    Applications for the 2024-2025 Youth Council are currently being accepted with a deadline of July 5, 2024. To apply please fill out this application form, which includes answering a few questions and uploading a resume. If you have questions, please feel free to email our Youth Coordinator at youth.coordinator@aapicommission.org.


  • 10 Jun 2024 10:03 PM | Anonymous

    This past Saturday on June 8th, the Project Eagle team organized their fundraising walk in Dean park to raise funds for the non-profit organization called "Snehawan". Around 40+ registered participants enjoyed the great weather, good company and delectable snacks after the refreshing walk. It was a morning well spent for good health and good cause. The event was a grand success and raised over $1000 for Snehwan.


    The Project Eagle is a group of few volunteers from Shrewsbury MA USA who support Snehwan through various fundraising initiatives for the past 10 years. Through the Project Eagle fundraising efforts, Snehawan gets a steady stream of small funds every month for tutors fees. Apart from that Project Eagle has also donated  school supply kits & other equipment such as cameras for Snehwan students in the past. https://www.snehwan.in/about-snehwan/ (https://www.snehwan.in/about-snehwan/) Snehawan is a  non-profit organization founded by Ashok Deshmane in December 2015. It is based near Alandi, Pune. Their aim is to create a nurturing and inclusive learning environment for the less fortunate children of farmers and poor families.

     .  .The Project Eagle Team has  been consistently working on many interesting fundraising  initiatives to help raise funds not only for Snehawan but also other non-profits back home in India as well as here locally in Massachusetts. Few years ago, the Project Eagle team had organized a Marathi Musical Program called 'Sur-Kavita as a fundraiser which was very well received by the local community.Other initiatives include bake sales during holidays of specialty cookies and brownies. Cake and bakery products are sold throughout the year on the need basis for various occasions with 100% sale proceeds going to non-profits. Team also makes and sells art items like greeting cards and paintings at various art festivals or again on a need basis. They have also held paint nights and fundraising walks like this past week. Most of the funds also get a matching donation from the employers of the volunteers, like Intel Corporation, Dell, BCBS etc. 


    Thanks to all Snehwan supporters & donors from Shrewsbury area for their continued support.

    Project Eagle Team - Priya Vaidya, Manjiri Patil, Atul and Sarita Deshpande


  • 24 May 2024 6:38 PM | Anonymous
    Asian Festival, 2024 June 22, 2024 Noon to 5 pm at Worcester State University

    For more info visited https://www.seacma.org/

    send email to 

    Thuy Ngo <thuyngo@seacma.org>
    Nathan Chiem <nchiem@seacma.org>


    Its hosted by  SOUTHEAST ASIAN COALITION OF CENTRAL MA 

    SEACMA support Southeast Asian immigrants, refugees and long-term residents to meet their basic needs, overcome language and cultural barriers, successfully integrate into mainstream society, and become self sustainable contributors in economic, social, and civic life.


  • 15 Mar 2024 11:14 AM | Anonymous
    Sharad Mehta

    WEAF 2024 on March 16th at WHS from 1:00 - 4:00 PM

    The Westborough Environmental Action Fair 2024 is scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, March 16th at the Westborough High School from 1:00 - 4:00 PM. Co-hosted by the Westborough Rotary Club and Sustainable Westborough the purpose of the Fair is to share information about environmental topics including practical tips on ways to anticipate and mitigate environment-related issues. 

    The lineup for the Fair includes the following:

    • 47 Exhibitors (vendors &  non-profits) 
    • 33 Student Exhibitors 
    • 8 Games and Challenges including:
      • Environment Trivia Game
      • Games on Energy, Buildings, Composting, Recycling and others
      • "I Spy" for Toddlers!
    • About 40 submissions for the Art for Earth Poster Competition
    • Raffle for a Sugar Gum Tree ($500 value) 
    • 2 Refreshment vendors - Sugar Shack and Yummy Mummy 
    • A wonderful 6 ft wide artwork prepared for this event by the High School arts students will be on display 
    For more info contact Sharad Mehta




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