Sneha Dubey who is India’s First Secretary at the United Nations, said on Wednesday that 200 million women from the country were now brought into the established financial structure of the country. Dubey was speaking at United Nation’s General Assembly’s 76th session.

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Here are some highlights from Sneha Dubey’s UN speech that social media can’t stop talking about.

Pakistan nurtures terrorists in their backyard in the hope that they will only harm their neighbours: Sneha Dubey.

Arora Akanksha, an Indian-origin audit collector of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has decided to run for the post Secretary-General of the United Nations.

U.N. officials said courts should take into account factors such as a woman’s lack of criminal history and her caretaking responsibilities. Women who commit petty offences should not be jailed and under-18s only as a last resort, they said.

UN Humanitarian Chief Mark Lowcock described the released funds as “a smart investment” and “the right thing to do.”

The gender pay gap in rural areas is as high as 40% and less than 20% of landholders worldwide are women.

Commemorating the day, António Guterres, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, tweeted, “Equal pay is essential not only for women but to build a world of dignity and justice for all.”

The poverty rate might incincrease by 2% by 2021, which translates to 120 women living in extreme poverty to 100 men aged 25-34