Govt making many efforts for the betterment of women: DDC

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A programme was organized by the Social Welfare Department at Nagar Bhavan on Monday regarding International Women's Day. The program was started by lighting the lamp. Chief guest Deputy Development Commissioner Sameera S said that we remember International Women's Day on March 8 in a special way because this day is special for women. We have to keep striving for betterment. Also take advantage of the schemes of the government. The government has made many efforts for the betterment of women. They have got reservation in many places and legally many rights have been given to women. Women should also make themselves financially capable. Life is incomplete without education. 

The Forest Divisional Officer said that women are not equal to men but are even ahead of men. Women should not consider themselves weak. Today, women have registered a better presence in many fields. SDO Arvind Kumar Lal said that today men and women are equal everywhere. Goddess is worshiped in Hindu religion and many tribal societies, which is the symbol of supreme female power. The date of March 08 was declared by the United Nations as International Women's Day. 

DLSA Secretary Rajesh Kumar said that now the week is being organized instead of International Women's Day. Dalsa provides many legal services free of cost to women. The law gives women the right to equality. But even today many evils are prevailing in society. For any problem, women can dial the toll free number 181 and keep their problems. District Council President Reena Kumari, District Social Welfare Officer Narayan Ram, District Education Officer Das Sunanda Chandramouleshwar, all women Zilla Parishad members, block heads, all women supervisors, Anganwadi worker Nishith Jaiswal and others were present in the programme.
 

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