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Making pro bono legal consultation & mental health counselling accessible to women. A joint initiative by .in and

25/01/2026

In Sri Ganganagar on January 19, 2026, a 14-year-old schoolgirl faced an acid attack while walking to class, after rejecting advances from 19-year-old photographer Omprakash Jani - met earlier at a wedding. Disguised for the assault, he was caught on CCTV. Police offered a Rs 25,000 reward, arrested him swiftly, and paraded him publicly. Injuries remained minor, yet the incident reveals the alarming persistence of gender-based violence triggered by rejection in India. Does rejection justify such brutality, or does it expose deeper societal issues like toxic masculinity, inadequate safety measures for girls, and the need for stronger deterrence - what's the real fix? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

[ Rajasthan Acid Attack, Sri Ganganagar Crime, Acid Attack India, Women Safety India, Gender Violence, Girl Child Safety, Justice For Victims ]

22/01/2026

On January 12, 2026, a 42-year-old woman from UP stepped off Bahadurgarh's Green Line metro at 2 AM with her uncle after a Delhi job hunt. Five men followed their bus, intimidated the family, and dragged her just 100 meters to a deserted dhaba for brutal gang r**e at 2:30 AM. Initially reporting only theft from trauma, CCTV footage revealed the assault. Police traced Rs 100 cash + Rs 30 UPI liquor payment, arresting 4 Bihar men within 8 hours - one absconding. Even near metro stations, is night safe for women? What do YOU think needs to change?

[ Bahadurgarh gang r**e, Haryana dhaba r**e, 42-year-old woman r**ed, Green Line metro r**e, Bahadurgarh metro station attack ]

11/01/2026

We are thrilled to invite you to our Support Circle on "Setting Boundaries for a Healthier Year" organized exclusively by Project Nyay'ri.

🗓️ Date: 17th January, 2025
⏰ Time: 12 PM
📍 Venue: Google Meet

Join us for an insightful session led by Anisha Samant, Mental Health Consultant at Project Nyay'ri, as we explore the importance of setting healthy boundaries and practical ways to protect our emotional wellbeing.

What to expect:

✨ A warm welcome & safe space — confidential, supportive, and judgment-free

✨ Understanding boundaries — what they are and why they matter for emotional wellbeing

✨ Common challenges — family expectations, workplace pressure, caregiving, and guilt

✨ Types of boundaries — emotional, time, physical & digital

✨ Spotting boundary violations — burnout, resentment & emotional exhaustion

A gentle space to pause, reflect, and reset 💭💛

We look forward to your presence and meaningful engagement.

Register now through the link in our bio! 📌

11/01/2026

We are thrilled to invite you to our Support Circle on "Setting Boundaries for a Healthier Year" organized exclusively by Project Nyay'ri.

🗓️ Date: 17th January, 2026
⏰ Time: 12 PM
📍 Venue: Google Meet

Join us for an insightful session led by Anisha Samant, Mental Health Consultant at Project Nyay'ri, as we explore the importance of setting healthy boundaries and practical ways to protect our emotional wellbeing.

What to expect:

✨ A warm welcome & safe space — confidential, supportive, and judgment-free

✨ Understanding boundaries — what they are and why they matter for emotional wellbeing

✨ Common challenges — family expectations, workplace pressure, caregiving, and guilt

✨ Types of boundaries — emotional, time, physical & digital

✨ Spotting boundary violations — burnout, resentment & emotional exhaustion

A gentle space to pause, reflect, and reset 💭💛

We look forward to your presence and meaningful engagement.

Register now through the link in our bio! 📌

01/01/2026

New year. Same promise. Stronger resolve.

In 2026, we continue to stand for women’s rights, mental well-being, and access to justice — without judgement, without cost, and without compromise.

Sign up with Nyay'ri using our form in the bio.

Reach out to us at info@nyayri.org for any impactful partnerships and collaborations.

Happy new year all 💛

Team Nyay'ri ✨

30/12/2025

Nyay’ri 2025 wrapped 💛

575 women. 🙋🏻‍♀️

1,120 sessions. 🗣️

One mission: justice with dignity. ⚖️

This year, Nyay'ri stood with women across India, offering free legal and mental health support rooted in care and compassion. Because safety, healing, and justice should never come with a price tag. 🌼✨

Every conversation mattered. 💬

Every story counted. 👭

Every woman deserved support. 🫂

Here’s to the change we contributed to, the lives we touched, and the hope we carry into the year ahead. 💫

We are ! ✊

05/12/2025

If the internet has ever made you feel anxious or not enough - this is a reminder - it's not you. It is the noise.

Curate your feed.
Mute the triggers.
Unplug when it's heavy.
Stop comparing your real life to someone's edited one.

Sign up with Nyay'ri to talk to our expert mental health counselors for free.

We are here for you 💛✨

01/12/2025

Stay informed about your digital rights and the legal repercussions of sharing non-consensual material online in India.

The Information Technology (IT) Act, 2000, and provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023 (which replaced the IPC), establish severe penalties for cybercrimes involving obscene and sexually explicit content.

Key offences include:

• Sharing obscene material (Section 67 IT Act): Up to 3 years imprisonment for non-consensual sharing of nudes/obscene photos.
• Sharing sexually explicit acts (Section 67A IT Act): Up to 5 years for sharing sexual videos without consent.
• Showing pornographic content (Section 75 BNS): Up to 3 years for non-consensual exposure to po*******hy (sexual harassment).
• Voyeurism (Section 77 BNS): 1 to 3 years for secretly recording private moments.
• Account Takeover (Section 43 IT Act): Penalty for unauthorized device access/hacking.

Protect yourself and report cyber abuse. You can file a complaint with the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal via the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal or by calling their helpline.

Sign up with Nyay'ri for free legal or mental health support ✨

28/11/2025

Stay informed about your digital rights and the law. Here are key sections of Indian law regarding cyber safety, including the new BNS provisions and the IT Act, to help you understand common cybercrimes and their punishments:

1. Cyber Stalking (Section 78 BNS): Repeatedly messaging, following, or monitoring someone online after being asked to stop.

Punishment: Up to 3 years imprisonment; up to 5 years for repeated offenses.

2. Online Threats / Blackmail (Sections 351 BNS): Sending any online message (even from a fake account) threatening harm or blackmail.

Punishment: Up to 2 years imprisonment.

3. Identity Theft (Section 66C IT Act): Using someone's password, OTP, or digital identity without permission.

Punishment: Up to 3 years imprisonment + fine.

4. Impersonation (Section 66D IT Act): Pretending to be someone else online by creating a fake profile or messaging from their account.

Punishment: Up to 3 years imprisonment + fine.

5. Violation of Privacy (Section 66E IT Act): Taking or sharing private photos/videos of someone without their permission.

Punishment: Up to 3 years imprisonment or fine.

Knowledge is power. Sign up with Nyay'ri to avail free legal and mental health services now 💛

27/11/2025

Digital spaces may be virtual, but their impact on our mental health is very real. 💔

Online abuse hurts—emotionally and mentally. From anxiety and self-doubt to real trauma symptoms, the effects run deep.

It's vital to remember that it’s okay to speak up. Your feelings are valid. Abuse thrives in silence, but support is available.

Take action as a form of self-care: block, report, document, and most importantly, talk to someone you trust.

You don’t have to go through this alone. Sign up with Nyay'ri for free legal and mental health services.

DigitalWellness ItsOkayToSpeakUp"

26/11/2025

This of Activism, let’s create digital spaces where women can speak out without fear. Online violence silences, but together we have strong voices. Your voice matters. Your digital rights matter. Learn about cyber laws, find support, and challenge online abuse. We can build safer online spaces together.

Our Goal -

1. Educate women about digital rights & cyber laws.

2. Empower them to seek legal and emotional support.

3. Encourage collective online responsibility — by challenging normalisation of online abuse.

If you or someone you know is facing digital abuse, sign them up for Nyay'ri's free legal and mental health services. We are ending digital violence.

12/10/2025

Mental health is a journey, not a destination. It’s okay to feel vulnerable, to ask for help, and to take the time you need to heal. Strength is not about pushing through pain alone but knowing when to pause and care for yourself. Let’s end the stigma and create a culture where mental wellness is prioritized and supported openly. ✊🎗️

Your struggles do not define you - your courage to face them does. Together, we can build hope, kindness, and resilience. Remember: you are worthy of care and compassion every single day. 🌻✨

Sign up with Nyay'ri through the link in our bio for the free mental health support you deserve. 💛

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