21-year-old Odisha girl teaches marriage is no child's play
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21-year-old Odisha girl teaches marriage is no child's play
Meet Yashoda Pandey, a 21-year girl from Nuapada district in Odisha, who has stopped 80 child marriages in her district.
Yashoda, who lives in Haldi village, a tribal dominated Naxal-affected area close to Chhattisgarh, has started preventing child marriages when she was only 16 years old.
She learned about the disadvantage of child marriage through a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) and started her work in 2016.
On Women's Day, Yashoda gave a message and said, "Both boys and girls should study and develop a skill set.
There should be no discrimination between boys and girls."
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The Labor Origins of, Women's History Month:, Explained.
Though women should be celebrated
every day, March has been designated
National Women’s History Month.
Here's how March came to be
known as Women’s History Month.
Women’s History Month was birthed after
garment workers in New York City held a
massive protest on March 8, 1857.
The strike was repeated on the same date in
1908 and throughout the year, which led to March 8
being named International Women’s Day.
In 1978, activist Molly Murphy
MacGregor instituted a local
“women's history week”
in Sonoma, California.
It was recognized nationally
on a year-to-year basis in 1980 by
President Jimmy Carter.
By 1986, 14 states recognized March as Women’s
History Month, as a result of the hard work of
The National Women's History Project.
A year later, in 1987, the entire nation began celebrating National Women's Day in March
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Former member of the UK royal family, Meghan Markle, speaks out against the dehumanizing effects of online interactions. Join us as we delve into Markle's powerful message addressing the rampant social media trolling and the urgent need to reclaim our humanity in the digital age.
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On Friday, women worldwide participated in International Women's Day, participating in strikes, marches, and demonstrations, highlighting endeavors to combat discrimination and expedite progress towards gender equality.
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