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Kathua: Chairman Indian Red Cross Society, Kathua, Om Prakash (Deputy Commissioner) today distributed hygiene kits, warm clothes and masks among the inmates of Nari Niketan here today.
Executive Secretary IRCS Kathua, Om Parkash Sharma; Superintendent Nari Niketan, Neelam Rani; District Social Welfare Officer, Abdul Rahim; DIO Parshotam Dass; TSWO Vishav Sharma; YRC/JRC Coordinator, Er. Vivek Sharma; Executive Committee Member, Khem Raj Sharma; Red Cross Assistant, Puran Parshad Sharma and Volunteers of Red Cross Kathua were present on the occasion.
While interacting with staff and the inmates, the DC assured that arrangements for a tutor, besides provision of beautification training and a computer for the inmates will be made by district administration at the earliest. He directed superintendent to motivate the inmates to pursue skill trainings in different trades so that they can become self reliant.
National Girl Child Day 2021 celebrated at Sonapur District
The National Girl Child Day 2021 was celebrated under Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao (BBBP) scheme at Sonapur District
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GUWAHATI: The National Girl Child Day 2021 was celebrated under Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao (BBBP) scheme at Sonapur District Hospital, Kamrup Metropolitan District on January 24.
The programme was organized by the District Administration and the District Social Welfare Office in collaboration with Health Department, Kamrup Metropolitan District and supported by District Level Centre for Women, Kamrup Metro. The programme was started with felicitation of new born baby girl with her mother and plantation in the name of the girl child on the hospital premises. The District Social Welfare Officer, Kamrup Metropolitan District delivered speech with special focus on value of girl child. The Superintendent of the hospital also focused on health and nutrition issues of girl child. In the programme fr
‘Help is at hand for women in distress’
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Marathon taken out to highlight women’s issues
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Men and women take part in a marathon in Madurai on Sunday to create awareness of issues faced by women and ways to tackle them. | Photo Credit:
G. Moorthy
Marathon taken out to highlight women’s issues
A marathon was organised by the District Level Centre for Women here on Sunday to highlight the issues faced by women and create an awareness of the institutions that provide help for the women in distress.
B. Vinodha, District Women Welfare Officer, said the marathon was organised to mark the anniversary of the Nirbhaya gang rape of December 16. Members of various non-governmental organisations, school and college students participated in the marathon. Starting from the Collectorate, the marathon coursed through KK Nagar and returned to the Collectorate.