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Feb 24, 2017 · Contribute to PARI. A journalism website reporting the stories of 833 million rural Indians. An archive of the living past, a journal of the present, a textbook of the future.
Pari ( transl. Fairy) is a 2018 Indian supernatural horror film directed by Prosit Roy in his debut. [3] It stars Anushka Sharma and marks her third production venture for her company Clean Slate Filmz. [4] Parambrata Chatterjee, Ritabhari Chakraborty, Rajat Kapoor and Mansi Multani feature in supporting roles.
Hello friends, I am Pari and this account is all about fun Masti and Entertainment Purposes. We have 12+ Million Subscribers on YouTube.
PARI is one of its kind institutions in India, advocating against sexual violence, providing prevention mechanisms and supporting survivors with psychological counselling. We advocate for rape survivors who can’t speak about their ordeal due to stigmatization.
The PARI Library brings reports and information on rural India to a single location for students, researchers and other readers. It includes official as well as independent reports, out-of-print books, rare documents and reviewed research articles.
Order PARI products online. PARI offers multiple avenues to purchase products online. With options for both end users as well as HCPs and distributors, PARI has you covered! PARIOrder is our online dealer ordering system. If you are a current PARI customer, sign up today to place orders online, check shipping status, and much more!
Welcome to PARI! Let’s get you acquainted. The People's Archive of Rural India. PARI is about the everyday lives of everyday people. Rural India is the most diverse part of the planet.
WHAT’S ON PARI. PARI hosts and combines video, photo, audio and text archives. There is content we already have and stories we are generating. Both take time and effort to organise and load. The videos generated specifically for PARI record the lives and livelihoods of poor and everyday Indians.
PARI focuses on rural journalism and publishes stories, videos and photo stories in numerous categories, including, Farming and its Crisis, Adivasis, Dalits, Women, Healthcare, The Rural in the Urban and Resource Conflicts.
P. Sainath is the Founder Editor of the People’s Archive of Rural India. The archive is an outcome of his three decades-plus in journalism – including a quarter century of reporting from rural India. PARI aims to address the complete failure of the corporate media to cover two-thirds of the country’s population.
