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On August 24th 2010, Mumbai Mirror reported cases of deaths, severe malnutrition, unhygienic living conditions and physical and sexual abuse of mentally challenged orphaned children at an orphanage in Thane. This news report was taken as a suo moto PIL by the Bombay High Court. Project Chunauti was initiated by the Center for law and Society, School of Law, Rights and Constitutional Governance, to

On August 24th 2010, Mumbai Mirror reported cases of deaths, severe malnutrition, unhygienic living conditions and physical and sexual abuse of mentally challenged orphaned children at an orphanage in Thane. This news report was taken as a suo moto PIL by the Bombay High Court. Project Chunauti was initiated by the Center for law and Society, School of Law, Rights and Constitutional Governance, to help the victim children recuperate from trauma of abuse and provide the children with a chance for a better life. The project includes 112 children in their current Home and will in-directly benefit 1100 children housed in MDC Homes across Maharashtra and approximately 70,000 children in institutional care across Maharashtra. The overall objective of the project Chunauti is to ‘Strengthen systems for the care and rehabilitation of mentally challenged children, and to create a model of rehabilitation. ACADEMICS Schools & Centres Teaching Programmes Students Faculty & Staff CDOE Library Office for International affairs NAD link NAD registration INFORMATION NIRF RTI Anti Ragging Annual Reports Placements Jobs Tenders Alumni Transcript Form 2025 Agency Educational Verification Form Circular and Notices e-Samadhan Disclosure Accessible, Sustainable & Well-being-Centred Campus

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TISS-BALAJI Foundation Fellowship Program (Criminal Justice Fellowship Program)

The Criminal Justice Fellowship program was set up in April 2015 for four years, i.e. 2015-2019. ( https://tiss.edu/view/11/projects/all-projects/criminal-justice-fellowship-program/ ) whereby 35 graduates from Social Work and Law Programs were supported through a two-year period in 3 cohorts, to in