(81 min; 2021; English and with subtitles)
Director: Kireet Khurana

India is home to the largest number of homeless people in the world. There are an estimated 70 million homeless and destitute in India. This film focuses on the work of Koshish, the field action project of Tata Institute of Social Sciences and raises important questions on the Bombay Beggary Prevention Act, 1959. 

Screening will be followed by a discussion on Addressing Homelessness – Towards an Inclusive Society
Panelists: Dr. Indu Prakash Singh; Kireet Khurana; Swati Maliwal; Tarique Mohd Qureshi; and R. Subrahmanyam, Secretary, Dept. of Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of India

Moderator: Ms Amita Joseph

(Collaboration: Business and Community Foundation)

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