VIRTUAL EXHIBITION
26/11 - Memories, Hope and Way Forward
This exhibition is designed as a journey across space and time to shed light on the realities of the
lives of terror survivors. It is a holistic exploration of terror survivors’ lived experiences beginning
with a depiction of the most impacted groups both on a global and national scale.
This exhibition focuses on 26/11 as the primary terror event to capture the everyday lived realities of
terror survivors a decade ater the event.
INTRODUCTION
Offers an overview of terror events and
their consequences for people as well
as a closer look at 26/11, its
memorialization as well as
memorialization of other terror events
in India.
VOICES OF SURVIVORS
Artistic depictions of the lives of survivors in the aftermath of 26/11 that is overlaid with their voices to best portray their aspirations, memories and hopes.
COMING NEXT
1. Need to prevent such Incidents | "फिर ऐसा हादसा नहीं होना चाहिए"
2. Emergency Services | "बचाया जा सकता था"
3. Information Support to Self and Family | "किस से बात करें, किसके पास जायें?"
4. Health Support | "मुझे जिन स्वास्थ्य सेवाओं की आव्यशक्ता है, वो मिलनी चाहिए"
5. Until I become Self Dependent | "जब तक मैं आत्म निर्भर नहीं बन जाती, तब तक मदद मिलनी चाहिए"
6. Livelihood Support | "कमाई है तो सारी ज़रूरतें पूरी हो जाती है"
7. Education | "अगर पढ़ाई छूट जाती तो ज़िंदगी नाकाम हो जाती"
8. Housing | "एक छत तो मिलेगी रहने के लिए"
9. Inadequacy of Compensation | "जान की कीमत"
10. Government Shirked Off The Responsibility | "सरकार ने अपना पल्ला झटक दिया"
11. No one Has the right to Demean Me | "मेरी ऐसी हैसियत नहीं थी कि कोई मुझे बुरा बोले"
12. Obligation of Govt. to create a Department | "एक अलग विभाग होना चाहिए"
CONCLUSION
The final stretch explores the rights
and entitlements of survivors both on
a national and international level.
This is followed by a brief look on the
way forward to best ensure the
holistic recovery of survivors.
We promise, it won't take more than a minute.
Your opinion, matters
