Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Niket Mehta got a certificate from Govt. Hospital Fatehabad on successful completion of an awarenss campaign on female feticide through video games



Monday, July 11, 2011

Laadli: a game on Female Foeticide played by respondents at Tohana Govt. Hospital on 11th July 2011





Saturday, July 9, 2011

Laadli game played by respondents at Ratia and Fatehabad










Laadli Game played by patients, doctors and health workers at Jakhal, Fatehabad, Haryana













"Laadli" - Game on Female Foeticide played by patients and doctors of Bhuna and Jakhal blocks of Fatehabad District





Pre Game-Play Test



http://www.imagedoll.com/show.php/39269_copy-of-niket-pregame-quiz.swf.html

Dr. Ramesh Chakravorty's (SMO, Fatehabad) views on Video Games for communication



Social Environment and Patriarchal Social System etc. are responsible for female foeticide. People don't have time to pay attention to conventional modes of communication because of busy life. Video game is a new interactive way to create awareness about female feticide.

Dr. Veena's views on Video Games for social message of Female Foeticide



Video games are good for new generation or high profile people not for common average man or people who dont have easy access or knowledge of technology

Dr. Dolly's views on Using Video Games for social message of Female Foeticide


Experiencing the Laadli game



Video Games can serve the purpose of communication. For this you have to work hard.
Take the game to colleges and make students play it. Simply putting the game on internet to download and play wont work.