Every year, National Girl Child Day is celebrated on January 24 with great enthusiasm. The Ministry of Women and Child Development and Indian government has established National Girl Child Day in the year 2008 to raise the awareness in the society about the gender-based discrimination that girls experience in our society. We organised this session and created awareness about girls' rights, respect, and values. These topics were discussed briefly as these should be upheld across our families and nation as a whole. The session facilitated by Ms.Chinmayee Lenka actively involved towards women and girl child upliftment activities.Audiences discussed about how holistic approach is necessary towards bringing equality and stopping discrimination against girl child.

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  BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY

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  Mahipalpur, South West Delhi 26 March 2023

  Plant based pollution solutions

  Pragyata Foundation organized a seminar titled ‘Multidisciplinary approaches in studies of Medicinal Plants for tackling pollution for Urban population’ under the patronage of National Medicinal Plants Board, Ministry of Ayush, New Delhi

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  15th May, 2017

  Life Skills workshop in Kashmir

  We are grateful to collaborate with Mr. Omar Hafiz a well known Development Practitioner and a leader in training youth on development front for various life skills required to live a prosperous life. To this end, a workshop series was conducted across Kashmir Valley in different schools. This workshop series aimed at capacity building and conflict management.

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