Tonight around 11.25 pm while going from Sector 23 Dwarka to Gola Dairy Road we witnessed an accident in which a young boy fell off the bike and fell on the road. On which the organization gave first aid to the boy and helped him by getting him admitted in emergency at Indira Gandhi Hospital, Dwarka. #help #emergency #ngo #cbrn #human #accident
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Slum Dwellers in India- Fulfilling Daily Need is a Challenge
SUPPORT FOR SLUM DWELLERS IN INDIA
Slum Dwellers in India- Fulfilling Daily Need is a Challenge
Slum dwellers in India regularly deals with problems such as lack of clean water, constant migration at slums, no sewage or waste disposal facilities, pollution, and unsanitary living conditions. High levels of pollution, lack of basic needs, and room-crowding are some of the basic characteristics of slum housing.
India is a third largest country that suffers from poverty, malnutrition, diseases, unhealthy conditions, and more in Indian slums, which is alone responsible for more deaths of children than any other country in the world. Because of the dramatic rise of slums after independence, India’s population has tripled. Most of the population is currently are slum dwellers in India.
During the last two decades; migration from villages and small towns to metropolitan areas has increased tremendously in India. It leads to the degradation of urban environmental quality and sustainable development, especially in metropolitan cities. Every year, hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children die worldwide, and India alone is responsible for 25% of the deaths.
Who are Slum Dwellers?
Slums manifest deprivation that transcends income poverty. Slum dwellers in India are characterised by acute over-crowding, insanitary, unhealthy and dehumanising living conditions. They are subject to insecure land tenure, lack of access to basic minimum civic services such as safe drinking water, sanitation, storm drainage, solid waste management, internal and approach roads, street lighting, education and health care, and poor quality of shelter.
The word “slum” is used to describe informal settlements within cities with inadequate housing and miserable living conditions. They are often overcrowded, with many people crammed into very small living spaces. Slums are not a new phenomenon as they have been a part of almost all cities, particularly during a time of urbanisation and in