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National Girl Child Day 2024: Promoting Equality and Empowerment

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National Girl Child Day 2024: Promoting Equality And Empowerment

National Girl Child Day is observed on 24th January every year in India to raise awareness about the challenges and inequalities faced by girl children in society. This day serves as a platform to advocate for equal opportunities in education, healthcare, and nutrition for girls, as well as promoting awareness about their rights and addressing issues like child marriage, discrimination, and violence.

The Ministry of Women and Child Development established National Girl Child Day in 2008, with the aim of highlighting the principles of equality and dignity for every girl child. Each year, campaigns and programs are organized across the country to spread the message of girls’ empowerment and remind society about the importance of providing equal opportunities and respect to every girl. The day aligns with government initiatives like Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao (Save the Girl Child, Educate the Girl Child).

The annual theme for National Girl Child Day is yet to be announced for 2024. In the past, themes like ‘Empowering Girls for a Brighter Tomorrow’ have reflected the focus on empowering girls and creating a better future for them. The celebration of this day acknowledges the unique challenges faced by girls in a society marked by gender inequality, limited access to education, high dropout rates, healthcare disparities, child marriage, and gender-based violence.

Rachel Adams

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