16-year-old Titash Majumdar talks about how a misogynistic mindset affects girls today #girlsmatter

17-year-old Taniya gives us suggestions on how we can reduce inequality in education #girlsmatter

16-year-old Akshat tells us why we as a society have not achieved gender equality, and what we need to do #girlsmatter

16-year-old Avanya Aggarwal highlights how we can equip girls from #domesticviolence at home #girlsmatter

17-year-old Janhavi Garg, talks about the need to address menstrual hygiene amongst adolescent girls in India. #girlsmatter

Why must she only be happy under a streetlight? #girlsmatter

  Our Child assistance Booth (CAB) received a call from Delhi Sarai Rohilla’s Government Rail Police (GRP) on 10th of August 2020. In this call, the GRP personnel said “We have found a baby girl at the station, who looks only 10 -15 days old!”…

From supporting girl’s education and empowerment, learning and teaching menstrual hygiene to combating violence and discrimination, these young changemakers are working in communities across India and on the ground, to come up with solutions and change mindsets towards the girl child in India. This Girl…