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Inside India’s Dowry Death Crisis

In 1987, Ms. Satyarani Chadha and Ms. Shahjehan Begum, two mothers from different worlds, lost their daughters to dowry violence. One stood outside the Supreme Court with a photo and her grief. The other opened her small Delhi home to women with nowhere else to go. Together, they built Shakti Shalini. Not just an institution, but a quiet and radical refusal to look away. Across India, violence against women is woven into the everyday. Every three minutes, a woman is assaulted. Dowry deaths, marital rape, and family abuse remain normalized and often invisible. Most survivors are left to navigate fear, shame, and broken systems alone. Shakti Shalini stands as a direct response to that silence. It is a feminist ecosystem that protects, heals, educates, and empowers. Survivors are not saved. They are reclaimed. Youth are not told what to think. They are taught to unlearn. The community is not served. It is built from within. In a country that forgets, this work is remembered. In a world that erases the vulnerable, it insists they be seen. Not as victims, but as voices that matter. #shorts #documentary #dowry #alimony #domesticabuse #domesticvoilence #crimeagainstwomen #shelterhomes #delhi #womenhelpline