The announcement of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) brought immense joy and hope to the refugees residing in the Majnu Ka Tilla camp. This significant development provided a ray of hope and relief to those who had endured persecution and discrimination in their homeland. Alongside their families and fellow community members, refugees celebrated this momentous ..read more

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The Scholarship campaign seeks to support the education of their children. The scholarship program will help students pursue secondary education. The campaign aims to promote family understanding of the importance of education and will run for one year. You can make a difference by donating to the campaign and helping improve the lives of Pakistani refugee families in Delhi ..read more

The recent flood in Delhi has unleashed a wave of havoc, particularly impacting the lives of those residing in two refugee camps: Signature Bridge and Manju ka Tila.  Among them, the Signature Bridge camp faced particularly dire consequences. The floodwater lingered at roof level for nearly two weeks, causing extensive damage to the already humble ..read more

Humanitarian Aid International (HAI) is a non-profit organization whose mission includes global work in four key areas: emergency response, reducing disaster risks, climate change adaptation, and humanitarian advocacy. Join us in supporting the flood victims in North India and help in providing aid and relief to them. Continuous heavy rainfall is affecting most parts of ..read more

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Facing religious persecution, the minority Hindu population from Pakistan has been fleeing and seeking refuge in India since the time of the partition. As radicalization increases in Pakistan, the number of people escaping atrocity also increases in the same proportion. These persecuted people emigrate from Pakistan each year to escape discrimination, denial of equal development ..read more