Raipur: “Har Kadam Beit Sang, Ki Tarang Leadership 2021”, the national level girl education campaign conceptualized by space for international NGOs, to issue strong leadership stories about girls and their families and caregivers who show resilience and leadership , Regardless of all the challenges that have come and may come, being run in Chhattisgarh with the collaboration of the state government.
As part of the campaign school education minister, Dr.
Premsai Bangam has launched various material skills that space to read India has designed as part of Covid-19 outreach and commitment to the education of girls.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results “I urge the girls to vow to learn wholeheartedly, to never let anything stop them, and to become a leader in their community.
Let’s come together to help our girls .
Har Kadam Beti to Ki Tari’s leadership “, said School Education Minister Dr.
Premsai Bukam.
“In 2021, the campaign entered a new phase – this year we celebrated countless efforts and initiatives taken by young girls to become leaders in their own rights.
Our girls not only continue their education but have become role models their colleagues and communities.
We gave their commitment and desire.
We congratulate them in their efforts to continue their studies, to fight early marriage and to maintain their health in these difficult times “, the room said to read the Director Indian country Sourdav Banerjee.
This campaign has purchased strong leadership stories about girls and their families in Chhattisgarh.
One of Geeta, a bright and diligent standard student, who lost his father to Coronavirus.
He always aspires to become a doctor and serve people with the best of his capacity which is always participatory in health-related initiatives in his village.
Losses filled with Geeta and his family are not replaced.
However, Geeta had to mobilize his shoulders to bear the responsibilities of his mother and small children in his family.
With time, Geeta and his mother joined the workers of Anganwadi to spread the awareness of the virus.
Geeta and his mother tried hard so that no one had to bear the loss because of Covid-19.
Geeta also began sewing masks and distributed it among children in his village.
In addition, he now lives to learn and work hard, for himself and for his father, who until his last breath cares about education every student as he cares about.
The story of inspiring other like that is from Chitralekha which comes from a small village in Chhattisgarh.
On that day Chitralekha was 16 years old, his life saw a fall from the moment the mother said the words, “marriage”.
Most of the annoying feelings took over, his dream, his aspiration; They all came not to be destroyed.
Chitralekha stood upright and with his brother’s support and the Indian R2R team ensured that the marriage was canceled and he continued to pursue his education.
This campaign intends to reach all vulnerable girls like Chitralekha.
Meanwhile, the Wate-wide campaign was targeted at 15,881 girls who lived in 179 Government Girls Housing Institutions including Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya, Ashram Shala, and Porta Cabins in all twenty-eight districts under the Vijaya Project.
In addition, 2,504 girls from 13 non-residential government schools in two Raipur and Dhamtari districts will benefit from various online reading material, circular, care and e-magazine cards.
The social media platform is also used for campaign applications, WhatsApp, Telegram and CGSCHOOL government portal.
To circulate online material.
This campaign intends to negate the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic which has affected the education system throughout India, including the life of young teenage girls.