Women's workforce participation is key to economic growth
President Murmu stressed that as India moves towards becoming the world's third-largest economy, women must participate in the workforce at an equal pace. She highlighted the importance of equal opportunities in education and employment to achieve this goal. (Photo credit: PTI)
Self-reliant women are essential for a ‘Viksit Bharat’
President Murmuemphasised that an independent and empowered woman is the foundation of a developed India. Achieving the vision of ‘Viksit Bharat’ requires collective effort to support women in their journey toward self-reliance. (Photo credit: PTI)
A safer society for women and girls
Murmu called for a society where girls and boys feel safe and can make independent choices without fear. She stressed that fostering a culture of respect for women is crucial for building national confidence and social progress. (Photo credit: PTI)
Challenging gender bias in work commitment
She questioned the perception that women are less committed to work due to childcare responsibilities. She asserted that society must recognise a mother’s role in shaping future citizens and support women in balancing work and family. (Photo credit: PTI)
Recognising women’s progress over 50 years
Marking 50 years of International Women’s Day celebrations, Murmu acknowledged the unprecedented progress of women, citing her own journey from a humble background to Rashtrapati Bhavan as proof of India's evolving opportunities. (Photo credit: PTI)
Supporting women’s political representation
She praised the ‘Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam’ law, which provides reservations for women in Parliament and state assemblies. Calling it a historic step, she highlighted its significance in strengthening women’s political participation. (Photo credit: PTI)
Economic empowerment through government initiatives
Murmu highlighted schemes like self-help groups, the 'Lakhpati Didi' programme, and 'Namo Drone Didi' as vital tools for women’s financial independence, technical skill development, and economic self-sufficiency. (Photo credit: PTI)
Society must honour women’s talent
Murmu reinforced that whenever women’s talents have been recognised, they have excelled. She called for continuous support and encouragement to unlock their full potential in all fields. (Photo credit: PTI)
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