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International Girl Child Day

 

The NSS unit of Innocent Hearts College of Education, Jalandhar celebrated International Girl Child Day in collaboration with DISHA-An Initiative By Bowry Memorial Educational and Medical Trust (BMEMT), to advocate the notion that girls are no less than boys in all the spheres of life.

 A drama on the theme of ‘Solutions to Gender Inequality – ‘Digital Generation, Our Generation’ was enacted by NSS volunteers , throwing light on the strategies to be adopted to equip girls with qualitative education and make their future bright.


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