International Women's Day

International Women's Day

International Women's Day (8 March) is a global festival celebrating women's social, economic, cultural and political achievement. The day calls for action to intensify gender equality. This day is especially important in the parts of the world where there are women. It is still forced to deal with staggering inequality on a daily basis and face challenges and struggle in front of these women. Throughout ancient and modern history, women have led cooperation and purposeful work to redress inequality in the hope of a better future for their communities, children and themselves. Through bold well-documented action or through polite resistance that never made it into the history books. , Has always united women for equality and achievement.


The core theme of International Women's Day this year , "Think Equal, Build Smart, Innovate for Innovate", brings innovation to its efforts to achieve gender equality for women and girls. This means creating smart solutions that go beyond accepting gender gaps to meet the equality needs of men and women.

To recognize, honor and celebrate this peculiar day, keeping in mind the reflective, significant and impressive achievements of women globally, many non-governmental organizations celebrated International Women's Day with full enthusiasm in various areas of Delhi, Which included Bawana, DWF, Holumbikandan, Janata Colony, Mukandpur, Noonh, Rewari. Swami Shraddhanand Park, Seemapuri and Sundar Nagari. In total, around 1200 women participated in the event. The sole purpose of the event was to raise and promote awareness about women's rights, which motivated them to achieve equal opportunity status in all walks of life.


Many women shared their achievements in their personal lives and also the results achieved due to their efforts towards community development. Of course, not all achievements are big, small tricks that you know women manage on an everyday basis that you don't pay too much attention to. These non-accredited resilient women were awarded accolades for their contribution to society. In addition, many different extra-curricular activities were organized for women such as debate speeches, quizzes and adventure skits. These activities were based on disability and child marriage.


Collective action and shared ownership for gender equality is what makes International Women's Day a success. Gloria Stenham, a world-renowned feminist, journalist and activist, once explained that "The story of women's struggle for equality is not the story of one feminist nor of any organization, but of the collective efforts of all who seek human rights." Care. " Women's Day make your day and do what you can to truly bring positive change for women. So make the difference, think globally and work locally! Please do your best to ensure that the future is bright, equal, safe and rewarding for girls and women.

Thank You!