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Have a look at the survey by Smytten Pulse : ♀️ Why women are reluctant to adopt new feminine hygiene brands? High Price, fear of side effect are among top reasons. Important issue raised by Smytten Pulse 👏👏

Listen! What she said. Vinesh Phogat's message to all the young women out there!! Pride of India 🫡🙏

Building a bridge in 31 hours! Yes! 🫡 That's the grandeur of The Indian Army. 🇮🇳 Ep 8 "Women Who Inspire us" Major Sita Shelke She led the team of 70 male officers from the Army's Madras Engineering Group (MEG) in Bengaluru. 🪖🎖 Indian soldiers rushed to complete construction of a metal bridge on thursday to connect the worst affected area in the Kerala landslides.The team built a 190 feet bridge having capacity of 24 tonnes.💪 "I must convey my thanks to all the local authorities, state officials, and everyone who has helped us from different places. Special thanks to the locals, villagers and state officials," news agency PTI quoted Major Sita Shelke as saying. I'm inspired by Major Shelke's determination and humbleness. 🌱 #IndianArmy #inspiration #womenempowerment #salute #hardwork #soldiers #realHeros

She shot and killed! 🔫 --> Killed?? Killed the 'stereotypes of associating women with only limited sports.'🎯 Welcome to Ep 7 of "Women who inspire us" Manu Bhaker becomes first Indian woman to win shooting medal at Olympics. -->> Not just this! She also becomes first athlete from independent India to win two medals at one Game. ●Manu Bhaker showed her amazing shooting skills and set new records. ● She brought home multiple medals for India. -●Her success inspires many young women to follow their dreams in sports. Congratulations, Manu Bhaker, on your incredible achievements in the 2024 Olympics. You continue to inspire us all. #ManuBhaker #Olympics2024 #Inspiration #WomenInSports #IndiaProud

⏰️Ground level work is the need of the hour. Child Marriage is widespread among states like Andra Pradesh, Assam, Gujrat. The Counsel suggested that NALSA can direct district legal services authorities to do field-level enquiry for ensuring the implementation of orders.

What's common in these two photos? Textbooks with gender neutral messages! With the objective to inculcate gender neutrality in the minds of children, the kerala government introduced textbooks, with pictorial representation of family members cutting across genders involved in cooking and other activities. The textbooks of primary classes have a balanced approch in pictorial representations and roles assigned within a family. Azim Premji Foundation #genderequality #education

As we get off the platform, amidst the humming hustle of the Delhi railway station, a pink red cabin appears! These are "Breastfeeding Rooms" Lactating mothers undertaking a train journey will now be able to breastfeed with over 100 major railway stations across the country being equipped with "baby feeding corners". The infrastructural initiative will: 👶Improve the hygiene level. 👶 Ensure the privacy of the mothers and infants. 👶Dedicated space for child care. amrin Childhelpfoundation Alkem Laboratories Ltd. #breastfeeding #mothersonduty

The Sikkim High Court registry has introduced a menstrual leave policy for female employees. The notification stated, “Women employees in the High Court Registry may avail menstrual leave of 2-3 days in a month, provided they approach the Medical Officer attached to the High Court first and obtain the latter’s recommendation for such leave. The Supreme Court of India declined to hear a petition seeking menstrual leave as it is in the domain of policy and not under the judicial authority. Worldwide, many countries such as Taiwan, South korea, Zambia, Japan have their menstrual leave policy. In India there is no national menstruation leave policy. However states of karala and bihar and many private organisations stepped in to provide menstrual leave to their female workforce. Source: Bar and Bench #menstrualleave #womenatwork

Join the "Abortion Rights in India" Quiz Competition by PLC Shakti on 23rd May! Dear all We are excited to invite you to the "Abortion Rights in India" Quiz Competition organized by PLC Shakti on May 23rd. This competition aims to raise awareness about an important social issue that affects many, and we believe that knowledge and understanding are essential in combating it. We have curated insightful and thought-provoking questions that will challenge your understanding of "Abortion Rights in India" and encourage you to think critically about its impact on society. To make it even more exciting, the top 3 participants will be awarded merit certificates, recognizing their outstanding performance in the quiz. Additionally, all participants will receive participation certificates as a token of appreciation for their efforts and commitment to making a positive change. Join us in this quiz competition and let's come together to create a safer and more respectful environment for womens. Together, we can make a difference! See you there! Join the WhatsApp group <https://lnkd.in/d9jHg7Ac> *Linkedin:* https://lnkd.in/d2ZcHS-A *Instagram:* https://lnkd.in/dCuAxHe6 Best regards, PLC Shakti Team (In case of any draw we will use the draw of lots for selecting the winners) follow Pink Legal Club Shakti #Quiz #abortionrights

A man constantly lied to his fellow villagers, shouting, "Tiger has come, run!" He did this so often that the villagers became frustrated and stopped believing him. One day, a real tiger appeared, and when the man shouted for help, the villagers ignored his cries. This analogy is relevant today, as we witness the misuse of legal provisions intended to protect women's interests. Some are filing false cases, and this trend is not only disheartening but also detrimental to society. Such actions undermine genuine victims and erode trust in the legal system, ultimately affecting us all. [1] A recent case in jaipur where a woman, Bhavna Sharma filed 16 false FIR of rape, molestation against different people inclu. The arrest was made after an advocate filed a case against her in the district court accusing her of filing false rape charges against him to extort money. She is booked under sec 388, sec 504 and sec 3(1)(r) of the Schedule caste and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 As she intentionally insulted with intent to humiliate a member of Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe. [2] A district court in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly sentenced a woman to 4 years and 5 months in jail for filing a false case of rape against a man, along with a fine of ₹5.88 lakh for robbing the man of earning opportunities during the time he was in jail as an undertrial. What do you think can be the solution Should the parliament come with gender neutral laws? Will the implementation of stricter penalties for those found guilty of filing false cases act as a deterrent? It is high time we educate the public about the consequences of filing false cases and the importance of legal provisions. As a responsible citizens, it is our duty to make efforts for a society where justice is upheld, and legal protections are used with integrity and respect. What is your opinion on this Tell us in the comment section Adv. Sumit Jaiswal Deepika Bhardwaj #justice #falserape