This is a ppt on girl child

1. BY : ABHIMANYU GUPTA
9 C

3.  Welcome to the world of the girl child, promising yet
gloomy, hopeful, yet in despair. The hand that rocks
the cradle, the procreator, the mother of tomorrow; a
woman shapes the destiny of civilization. Such is the
tragic irony of fate, that a beautiful creation such as
the girl child is today one of the gravest concerns
facing humanity, with a volley of summits,
conferences and events held for the cause, with
topmost world leaders at the helm.

4. India is one the few countries where selective sex
gender bias exists till today.
It is believed that every year 12 million girls are born in
the country but unfortunately only 1/3 of those survive.
Some were killed in the womb, some at the time of
birth, some due to ill health and some due to poor
nutritional status.
 India is growing dynamically in every field, today the rapid
growth in economy, innovative technologies, and improved
infrastructure has become nation’s pride.
 But bias against the girl child is still prevailing in the
country.

5.  The most shocking fact is that the innovative and the hard
high end technologies like biopsy, ultrasound, ultra scan
are brutally killing the Indian girl child.
We Indians call our nation, Mother India and are
great devotees of Goddess in various
manifestations.
But we all are openly playing double standard
games with our country as well as our Goddess.
One end we say that we worship Maa Saraswathi,
Maa Durga, Maa Lakshmi and at the other end we
are continuously destroying the precious gift of
nature, a girl child.

6. Conclusion
It is the responsibility of the Educated generation to
stir a revolution for saving the girl child.
We need to educate those educated as well as the
uneducated ignorants who commits such crimes as
female infanticide.
Television, advertisements, movies, in theater plays
can influence people.

7. Highest Female Literacy
State
%
Kerala 92.0%
Mizoram 89.4%
Lakshadweep 88.2%
Tripura 83.1
Andaman & Nicobar
Islands
81.8%
Chandigarh 81.4%
Pondicherry 81.2
Delhi 80.9%
Daman & Diu 79.6%
West Bengal 71.2%
Gujarat 70.7%
Assam 67.3%
Haryana 66.8%
Orissa 64.4%
Madhya Pradesh 60.0%
Maharashtra 75.5%
Bihar 53.3%
Rajasthan 52.7%
Whole India 65.46%

9. Do You Know

10. Thank you