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 | Jauhar Vs Padmaavat: Why well-educated Rajasthani girls joining the protest should worry usThe protest against the release of the movie "Padmaavat" is intensifying by the day. However, the participation of millennials is something that needs more attention. Here's why | |
 | Young girls in Bihar are using this app to fight child marriage and dowry abuseBandhan Tod is India's first ever app to successfully prevent child marriage. This UN-backed mobile-app has rescued many young girls minutes before they are married off at an early age | |
 | This Delhi-based 'Rasta' school is showing Muslim girls the path to educationRasta's teachers went from door to door convincing parents to send their daughters to the school and then charged only Rs 40 a month and provided free books and uniforms | |
 | Almost 3K girls disappeared from Maharashtra in the first half of 2017: Devendra FadnavisFour special drives by the Devendra Fadnavis-led government helped find 1,613 girls between January 1 and June 30, 2016, and 645 girls this year | |
 | How School For Justice is making lawyers out of girls who were victims of human traffickingAmong the first batch of girls who were enrolled in School For Justice, seven have secured admissions in reputed law colleges in India under the 3 and 5-year programmes | |
 | Sixteen cyclists to travel from Hyderabad to Vizag to crusade for the education of underprivileged girlsThe Telanagana and AP police have offered their assistance for the rally, organised by cyclists from Umeed 1000, to raise funds for the girls of a Secunderabad school | |
 | These Chennai girls started a forum for disabled artists and kids to exhibit their art, called KairassiKairassi, founded by three young women, started as a forum for disabled artists and has since extended to conducting art workshops for kids with disabilities | |
 | Meet Saleha Khan, a 17-year-old who convinces parents in Mumbai slums to send their girls to schoolSaleha has been at the forefront of a unique child-led campaign, WASH4Life, where she has strongly advocated for the resolution of water and sanitation issues in her community | |
 | Odisha teen Sumitra Nayak is training girls in school to play RUGBY. Boy, are they killing it on the field or what!Sumitra trains her juniors in Rugby and is planning a school, where education and sport go hand in hand | |
 | According to a Rajasthan Edu Magazine, girls should sweep floor, fetch water and grind 'çhakki' to stay fit. If that's not sexist, what is?This health advice comes from a magazine that is brought out the Rajasthan Education Department | |
 | Good Harvest School reaps equality and social justice in the right dose and, gives girls opportunities for growthThe Good Harvest School is a one-of-a-kind green school that teaches young girls valuable lessons on agricultural practices along with their regular subjects | |
 | These DU girls are organising history walks with a twist: Their guided tour will give you a feminist perspective of everything from the Red Fort to the Mughal havelisGo on Safarnama's Feminist History Walk to learn about the women who shaped the history of this country. We catch up with the duo that started the initiative | |
 | This NCC cadet was among the only two girls from Tamil Nadu to be selected to climb the Ladakh PeakThe climb took a lot of preparation, training and 'roughing it out' before the adventure to the summit actually began | |
 | Why Director Aparna Malladi's Girls-Only Jane Austen Book Club may be the perfect way for Hyderabadis to brush up on their classicsThe filmmaker and avid reader has thought up a novel way to discuss the timeless women in Jane Austen and is sure to get a lot of like-minded people on board | |
 | I'm on my period, so? These girls talk about ditching menstrual taboos and breaking freeLong gone are the days when white was a forbidden colour during teenage and saying the word 'period' was an unimaginable sin. These tell society why it should move on |
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