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Volume : II, Issue : X, November - 2012 SOCIAL MOVEMENT NGOS – ORGANIZATION OF WOMEN, DISABLED PEOPLE, DALITS AND ADIVASIS MUNMI SEN Published By : Laxmi Book Publication Abstract : NGO, SHG, Social Activist etc are very much commonly used words today. The
current paper is aimed at looking at the NGOs of the deprived and depressed section of
the Indian society i.e., the dalits, the adivasis and along with them the physically
challenged and the women. It also looks at the beginning of them all and also at their
current status, contribution and achievement in their respective fields. In our country
where rule and remedies for most problems have been insured by the Indian constitution,
the lack of interest in its implementation has called forth the need of the help groups of
Non-government, yet government aided organizations. The current paper has looked at
the roles of these organizations in uplifting the various deprived sections of the society. Keywords : Article : Cite This Article : MUNMI SEN, (2012). SOCIAL MOVEMENT NGOS – ORGANIZATION OF WOMEN, DISABLED PEOPLE, DALITS AND ADIVASIS. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. II, Issue. X, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/1625.pdf References : - Rao, M.S.A edt (2008) – social movement in India, studies in peasant, Backward classes, sectarian tribal and women's movements, Manohar Publication
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