Sons have been accepted to be the torch bearers of the family for ages. That’s the propounding reason behind the unfavorable s*x ratio in the Indian subcontinent. According to the census of 2011, we have 933 females on per 1000 males. India witnesses the highest number of female mortality rate in the world. It was last measured at terrible 155.85 in 2013, according to the World Bank. A girl is dis
regarded of existence since birth as her delicate hands aren’t rough enough to support the family with bread and butter. The Indian society has been patriarchal until now. Even the pursuits of Personal Law Boards have been agnostic. So, shall we believe that even the creators of human civilization didn't bother of empowering women with the indistinguishable status? Why aren’t they considered nonpartisan to men? The system has always been indiscriminately favorable to men with their thumb upside, cluttering even the basic identity of their s*xual counterparts. Either it is a mother or sister or wife, none has the right to say in the family affairs. They’re transcended to be a lifeless biological creature who is fair enough for carrying out the household chores and illuminating the happiness of family by ensuring their offspring. It’s true that Indian women are nevertheless the marginalized segment of that society where goddesses are worshiped as the eternal power. People practice fasting for nine long days in Navratri for getting the blessings of Durga, but the same Durga is thrashed to death, sometimes in the name of dowry and probably the spine chills when an innocent is mercilessly killed in the holy womb. Undoubtedly, this ruthless society has been catastrophic for the birth givers. They have been deprived of basic health facilities, education, voting rights, share in the parental property, etc.. However, the real picture could be even more frightening and gut wrenching. If we trace back to the demonstrated history of our so called great motherland, we have had a limited, though some of the most successful females of the times, such as Rani Lakshmi Bai, Sarojini Naidu, Sucheta Kriplani. Savitri Phule, Kalpana Chawla, Sunita Williams, Indira Gandhi, Jailalitha etc.. Whose valor and determined attitude triumph them to the Pandora of affluence. Our organization aims at transfiguring the living of the toddler milk feeders. We encourage them to be a helping hand in the growth of society rather than being the stumbling block in the path of progress. Our comprehensive workshops are designed by experts and real-life challengers who have had to confront the prevailing circumstances then and eventually triumph their cacophony of victory. We act as a behavior catalyst and profoundly focus on developing the thought process between children and parents at large and society as a whole. It involves beefing up the rotten mindset towards women and elevating a sense of respect and affection for them. We have devised a standard set of modules depending on the type of audience being addressed to. Apart from this, we have also contemplated to assist them in raising their economic lives by helping them with available resources and mentorship. Women’s movements have been intrigued since the 18th century. The agenda was to amplify them with a quality life that involved respect, justice, and equality. But even the euphoria of the post-independence era is witnessing such mass mobilization of women to fight for their rights as the barbaric customs still prevails to restrict them indiscriminately. It was believed that the condition of women segment will improve along with other such vulnerable groups after India attained Independence because of the various rights enshrined in the Constitution but things didn’t go as expected. The condition is still worse for them. There are more than 31lakh non-governmental organizations (NGOs) across India working in the field of the progress of society. But we shall be working altogether on multiple dimensions and eventually addressing issues that range from female infanticide and childhood physical and s*xual abuse, s*xual abuse and r**e, dowry, women’s economic empowerment, land rights for women pre-natal s*x determination, female feticide, domestic violence among many others. SERVICES OFFERED-
1. Implementation of various pilot projects that can be further adopted by the government in other areas.
2. Providing emotional counseling and career guidance.
3. Educating the mass through regular workshops and talk shows.
4. Establishing POCs at different locations for providing them judiciary assistance.
5. Gender sensitization training’s to various age groups and different sections of the population.
6. Campaigns on gender equality.
7. Working towards achieving Goal 5 of SDGs (Gender equality for all)
