Updated On: 30 January, 2026 11:05 AM IST | Mumbai | Trisha Ghosh
Following a worldwide protest against gender-based violence through knitting, a Mumbai-based NGO brought adults and children together to participate in this unique cause

Attendees dressed in red knit during the session at Walawalkar Garden
Protests need not be loud and slogan-based. Acts performed in solidarity can be a protest, as demonstrated by city-based non-governmental organisation, Dhai Akshar Educational Trust, which provides educational opportunities for underprivileged children. On January 28, the foundation collaborated with crochet club, Udhed Bunn Baatein for Stitches Against Violence, a worldwide movement originating in Vienna to symbolically protest against gender-based violence.
Himani Mehta Dehlvi knits a scarf at the event. Pics Courtesy/Dhai Akshar Educational Trust; Udhed Bunn Baatein