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Members of Meghandini Mahila Samiti, Shillong, pose holding placards in the city on Sunday, to protest against growing crimes against women especially in the wake of the recent rape and murder of a junior doctor in Kolkata.

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Members of Art Living, Shillong, and others from various organisations participate in a candle light vigil at Khyndai Lad on August 22 to send a powerful message against rampant violence against women.
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