International Day Of The Girl Child  

In 1947, after India gained independence, Sarojini Naidu became the first woman to serve as a governor in independent India, assuming office in Uttar Pradesh.

Arundhati Roy is a renowned Indian writer. Through her work, she not only highlights the struggles of the marginalized but also champions the importance of storytelling as a means of resistance and empowerment.

 On International Day of the Girl child, let’s listen to 6 Indian women winners who are an inspiration to every Indian girl child 

Today, October 11, is World Girl's Day. International Day of the Girl Child is celebrated worldwide for women's rights, their voice and well-being. Women are lagging behind in society despite of giving equal participation in education, science, literature, medical, arts and culture. Therefore, the importance of this day is huge when a special day is celebrated to raise the rights and voice of women all over the world

 On the International Day of the Girl Child we present to you the journey of Meera. She was not allowed to enter the living room of her house in her younger days. But last year, she staged a play before Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Here is how few adolescent girls got together and started a movement in their village to change the name. Ahead of International Day of the Girl Child (October 11), we focus on bringing you stories of young girls who have made a mark for themselves. 

While India still battles child marriage, 15-year-old Tabbu single-handedly took on the issue in her village in Jharkhand. Tabbu stood up against the practice for herself and her sisters and has become a hero in the village. Ahead of International Day of the Girl Child (October 11), we focus on bringing you stories of young girls who have made a mark for themselves.