It is observed on January 24. National Girl Child Day celebrates the importance of empowering girls and ensuring equal opportunities for them to thrive.
This day was chosen to highlight the challenges faced by girls and to promote awareness about gender equality in education, health, and rights.
Educating a girl means
educating a family and society. It’s a proven way to
reduce poverty and empower communities.
India has
launched various programs like Beti Bachao Beti
Padhao to support the well-being and education of
girl children.
Girls often face challenges such as gender bias, early marriages, and unequal access to education. National Girl Child Day aims to eliminate these barriers.
Indian athletes like PV Sindhu and Mirabai Chanu have brought pride to the nation by excelling on global sports platforms, showcasing the strength and potential of the girl child.
Malala Yousafzai became the
youngest Nobel laureate at the age of 17 for her
advocacy of girls' education. A true
inspiration!