Mission to Boost "BetiBachaoBetiPadhao Campaign"

‘She makes the world Bright  but still struggles to see the Light’    National Girl Child Day, is celebrated on January 24 every year, the day is celebrated to increase the awareness among people about all the inequalities faced by the girl child in the society. The patriarchal society we live in has conditioned us to view women as the weaker sex. They are often seen as a liability, which is why most families prefer a male child. Female infanticide is a problem that has plagued our country for decades. Spreading awareness on the importance of having a girl child is the need of the hour. The aim is to highlight the inequalities faced by a majority of the girls in the country and also to promote awareness about rights that every girl in India is entitled to. The day also seeks to promote the importance of girl education, health and nutrition. To celebrate the accomplishments of girl children and bring focus on important issues such as declining...

There’s a powerful saying,  “when you educate a man, you educate a man but when you educate a woman, you educate a generation” . This is because education is the key to empowering women and girls, which helps bring about social equality and have far-reaching effects within the entire society. Women make up for almost half of the total population of India but they still lag behind men in a lot of areas. One such new initiative led by the government called   ' Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao'   which means save the girl child , educate the girl child. Initially, the scheme covered   12 districts of Haryana   because Haryana is one such state with  least girl child sex ratio . It aims at making   girls independent socially and also financially through education. This scheme is not only for girls but also for the society as  educating a girl child means educating the generation. Even though we have sufficient laws banning fema...