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Communicating and changing the discriminatory social construct against the girl child

Communicating and changing the discriminatory social construct against the girl child
Start Date :
Oct 08, 2014
Last Date :
Nov 30, 2014
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The girl child today faces inequality and gender based discriminations even before birth. The nation cannot move forward unless women are given opportunity to realize their full ...

The girl child today faces inequality and gender based discriminations even before birth. The nation cannot move forward unless women are given opportunity to realize their full potential and contribute to nation building.

Given this context, please share your thoughts, ideas, suggestions and feedback on how we can change the discriminatory social construct in order to celebrate the girl child. What should be our communication strategy for improving the situation and reach out to people?

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devkaran singh
devkaran singh 11 years 10 months ago
sir, Shree Radhe Radhe, jab tk ham beti, sister ho bhi hai jiske ghar m jo janm lene wali hai jab tak ham usko nhi bachayenge to iss country ka development kaise hoga. apne country ka ek rule hai ki jab wife prignent hoti hai to tab check krate hain ladki hai ya ladka agar ladka hota hai to pahle se hi khusiyan manae lag jaate hai. ladki hoti hai to ye sochte hain ki ye or aa gyi ek bojh banke. pta nhi ladkiyon ke to ek bojh samjhte log jabki beti ek laxmi ka roop hoti hai jo agar kisi ghar m janm leti hai to uss ghar m khusiyan hi khushiyan laati hai. kahte hain ki ladki to lucky person ke yahan janm leti hai jab ki log ladkiyon ko to ek bojh samajhte hai ki ye kitne bada bojh aa gya. m to only ye kahna chahunga ki sabse pahle bhroond hatya ko roka jaye.thanks sir jo ye aapne mujhe kuch beti ko bachaneke liye kuch work kahne ka moka diya.
Sherry Naron
Sherry Naron 11 years 10 months ago
I am from the USA, but I have spent considerable amount of time in India. I love your country. Thank you for letting me be part of this group to learn from you. I found out about this issue of female infanticide (or gendercide) awhile ago and it's been on my heart to do what I can to make a difference. I'm passionate about rescuing baby girls from death in India. I have many ideas, I wish I could meet with the Prime Minister to discuss. I am listening, thank for the chance to learn from you all.
tripti komal
tripti komal 11 years 10 months ago
Make every child a funded child. It is important to question the inequalities and exploitation.It is a reality, 4 the voiceless millions of girl child who hv experienced unabated subjugation leading to economic deprivation; social, cultural, educational n even deprivation of right to live. Hence it is important to end this discrimination which is deeply entrenched in society. Irrespective of rural/urban divide. Tragically the social evil like dowry still lives on, engulfing more women n children
Rohit Grover
Rohit Grover 11 years 10 months ago
China is having a strict law of giving birth to max.of 2 child.Why our country is not having such a law-a law like GIRL CHILD should be compulsory in every family.Though everyone is aware of declining sex ratio in our country but no one gives a damn :-(
bhargavi Lakshmi
bhargavi Lakshmi 11 years 10 months ago
The perception that indian tradition involves male dominated social system is the reason behind the gender inequality. The importance given to women by our system gets hidden under the patriarchial order.
bhargavi Lakshmi
bhargavi Lakshmi 11 years 10 months ago
The perception that indian tradition involves male dominated social system is the reason behind the gender inequality. The importance given to women by our system gets hidden under the patriarchial order.
bhargavi Lakshmi
bhargavi Lakshmi 11 years 10 months ago
The perception that indian tradition involves male dominated social system is the reason behind the gender inequality. The importance given to women by our system gets hidden under the patriarchial order.
bhargavi Lakshmi
bhargavi Lakshmi 11 years 10 months ago
The perception that indian tradition involves male dominated social system is the reason behind the gender inequality. The importance given to women by our system gets hidden under the patriarchial order.
bhargavi Lakshmi
bhargavi Lakshmi 11 years 10 months ago
The perception that indian tradition involves male dominated social system is the reason behind the gender inequality. The importance given to women by our system gets hidden under the patriarchial order.