Daily Impact Bulletin (13 October 2026)

Daily Impact Bulletin (13 October 2026)

Sewa Nyaya Utthan's Daily Impact Bulletin (13 October 2026) highlights a man's arrest for morphed obscene images, legal escalation regarding a school's lockout of students wearing Durga mala, female education outreach in Delhi, and self-defence training for vulnerable children in Jodhpur.

New Delhi: Sewa Nyaya Utthan (SNU) today released its Daily Impact Bulletin (13 October 2026), detailing interventions and outreach across critical social domains. Our team highlighted a police arrest following our intervention against morphed obscene images, a legal escalation regarding a school’s lockout of students observing a religious vow, educational outreach for women in Delhi, and self-defence training for vulnerable children in Jodhpur.

Intervention: Man Arrested for Posting Morphed Obscene Images

We intervened after two women approached us in great distress over a man repeatedly posting their morphed obscene images on social media. We raised the matter with the police demanding prompt action. Today, @meerutpolice confirmed the arrest of the accused. Details: https://x.com/sewanyaya/status/2109950387860160650

Legally Escalated Hyderabad School’s Lockout of Students Wearing Durga Mala

We legally escalated the matter of Class 10 students in Champapet, Hyderabad, Telangana, who were stopped at the school gate for observing the Durga Mata Deeksha vow and told to remove their sacred attire. We sought a time-bound inquiry, strict legal and administrative action against those responsible and safeguards for every student observing a religious vow. Details: https://x.com/VaidSatish/status/2109873780084662374

Education: Educated Women about False-Love Traps in Delhi

In Delhi, under our ongoing Navratri program held with Sudarshan Vahini, we served falahar to women and girls breaking their fast. We also armed them with facts on how false-love and faith-healing traps are laid and the warning signs to watch for.

Preparation: Pakistani Hindu Refugee Children Learn Self-Defence in Jodhpur

At our full-time centre in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, we trained Pakistani Hindu refugee and underprivileged children in martial arts today. The training equips them with the skill and confidence to protect themselves.

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