PIB News Update:Union Human Resource Development Minister Shri Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank felicitated Anju Rani, a seventeen year young social activist working in the field of education in New Delhi today. Senior women officers of the Ministry were also present on the occasion.
Speaking on the occasion the Minister said that young population will drive the future of India in the coming years and role of the youth in the nation building is crucial. They have power to change the mindset of the people. The Minister appreciated Anju Rani for her outstanding contribution in eliminating child labour from her village and motivating their parents to allow their child to pursue education. He was delighted to know that due to her continuous efforts around 700 dropout children enrolled in schools in her district. Her mission ‘BulandUdaan’ is working on several other issues likeSo far, she has solved 965 child atrocity cases, enrolled prevented 40 child marriages, intervened in 15 sexual- harassment cases, etc.
The Minister further said Anju has come forward to fight against multiple inequalities and has contributed to nation building, so it is the responsibility of society that her family, community, Government and fellow youthshouldmotivate and support her in all possible ways. The Minister assured the best possible help to further her cause of inclusive education.
The Ministry of Human Resource Development is celebrating Women’s Week from 1st March to 8th March 2020. In this sequence, MHRD today (i.e 5th March, 2020) is promoting young women achievers who have made significant contribution to bring a social change in the society.Unique and appreciable contributions of some young women achievers are given below:
#Fearlessfemales – The young ones!
Shalini Kumari, at the age of 12, designed a walker with adjustable legs for disadvantaged/elder people to help them climb stairs because her grandfather faced the same problem. At 13, Shalini received the IGNITE 2011 award for the same #IWD2020
#Fearlessfemales – The young ones!
At the age of 12, Bharti Kumari became a real teacher by teaching English, Hindi and Maths to children, aged 4 to 10.#IWD2020 #SheInspiresUs #BetiPadhaoDeshBadhao
#Fearlessfemales – The young ones!
Herself, a victim of bullying, Meaidaibahun Majaw, a class 4 student, built an anti-bullying app, which will soon feature on Google Store. #IWD2020 #SheInspiresUs #BetiPadhaoDeshBadhao
#Fearlessfemales – The young ones!
Anju Verma started NGO Buland Udaan to end child labour at 17. #IWD2020 #SheInspiresUs #BetiPadhaoDeshBadhao
