Hema Malini Wishes Her Daughters On National Girl Child Day
The National Girl Child Day is celebrated every year in India on January 24.
The National Girl Child Day is celebrated every year in India on January 24.
A seventh semester student of BSc Agriculture at BSM PG College Roorkee, Shristi Goswami will be CM Uttarakhand for a day on January 24.
Shristi Goswami is a student of third year BSc and is currently serving as the Chief Minister of the Uttarakhand’s Bal Vidhan Sabha.
While some girls have been lucky to belong to progressive households, some have faced regressive gender biases from their own parents. Gender discrimination is ghastly, especially when experienced through a close one.
According to a UNICEF report, about 63 million adolescent girls in India in the age bracket of 10-19 years are short, thin, overweight or obese. Around 40 percent of adolescent girls suffer from anemia.
On National Girl Child Day, Nidhi Dubey talks about how gender equality cannot be achieved until mindsets are addressed first. Imagine the year 2126. Historic advancements in science, technology and space explorations have been made. You can sign up to go to the Moon; climate change is under control; artificial intelligence is omnipresent; oil has […]
It would not be wrong to say that a lot of girl children in India are victims of patriarchy, archaic mindsets, misogyny and oppression that limits their development. Lack of awareness about the need to educate the girl child, menstrual issues and child marriage are some conundrums we are yet to do away with. There […]