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2. Agenda
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Introduction Challenges faced Benefits of girl
education
Case Studies Summary
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3. Introduction
In India, the education of girls has been a topic of concern and a subject of
ongoing efforts to promote gender equality. It is essential to understand the
importance of girl education and the current status in India.
 This presentation aims to shed light on
 The barriers faced by girls in accessing education,
 The government initiatives in place to promote girl education,
 The benefits of educating girls
 Success stories of educated Indian women,
 Case studies of NGOs working in this field
 Crucial role of parents and the community in supporting girl education.
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4. Barriers to Empowering Girl
Education
There are many obstacles that prevent girls from accessing education in India.
• Poverty is one of the biggest barriers, as families may not be able to afford school fees or may
need their daughters to work to support the family.
• Cultural norms can also play a role, as some communities may prioritize boys' education over
girls’.
• Lack of resources such as schools, teachers, and safe transportation can make it difficult for
girls to attend school.
• Discrimination and violence against girls can also prevent them from accessing education.
• And more…
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Economic empowerment
Education plays a transformative role in enhancing girls' employability and income-earning
potential. Educated girls have better prospects for securing quality jobs and contributing to their
families' financial stability.
Empowerment and leadership development
Education empowers girls to become confident and independent individuals. It equips them
with critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills, enabling them to challenge
societal norms and overcome gender barriers. Educated girls have a voice, advocating for
themselves and their communities.
The Advantages of Female Education

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7. You educate a man; you educate a
man. You educate a woman; you
educate a generation.
Brigham Young
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8. One inspiring example of empowering girl education in
India is the Nanhi Kali project. This initiative provides
academic support and mentoring to underprivileged
girls across India, helping them stay in school and
succeed academically. Since its inception in 1996, the
project has supported over 400,000 girls and helped
improve their educational outcomes.
The Nanhi Kali project works by partnering with local
NGOs and schools to identify girls who are at risk of
dropping out of school. These girls are provided with
academic materials, mentoring, and other support to
help them stay in school and succeed. The project also
works to raise awareness about the importance of girls'
education and promote gender equality in communities
across India.
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NANHI KALI PROJECT

9. Anika Chebrolu, a 14-year-old from San Diego, California, won a
$25,000 prize from the 3M Young Scientist Challenge for her discovery
of a new way to treat COVID-19. Chebrolu's research focused on the
use of nanoparticles to deliver drugs directly to the site of infection. She
found that nanoparticles could be used to deliver a drug called
remdesivir, which is currently being used to treat COVID-19 patients.
Chebrolu's discovery could lead to a new, more effective treatment for
COVID-19.
1. Anika Chebrolu is a 14-year-old girl from San Diego, California.
2. She won a $25,000 prize from the 3M Young Scientist Challenge for
her discovery of a new way to treat COVID-19.
3. Her research focused on the use of nanoparticles to deliver drugs
directly to the site of infection.
4. She found that nanoparticles could be used to deliver a drug called
remdesivir, which is currently being used to treat COVID-19
patients.
5. Chebrolu's discovery could lead to a new, more effective treatment
for COVID-19.
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THE CURE FOR COVID- 19

10. Arundhati Bhattacharya was the first woman to head a major Indian bank. She joined
SBI in 1977 as a Probationary Officer and rose through the ranks to become the
chairperson in 2013. During her tenure, she oversaw a period of significant growth
and transformation at SBI. She introduced a number of initiatives to improve customer
service, modernize the bank's operations, and expand its reach into rural areas. She
also played a key role in helping SBI to weather the global financial crisis.
Bhattacharya is a role model for women in business. She is a strong advocate for
gender equality and has spoken out about the importance of providing women with
opportunities to develop their careers. She is also a strong supporter of education and
believes that it is the key to progress for both individuals and societies.
Key Points:
•Arundhati Bhattacharya was the first woman to head a major Indian bank.
•She joined SBI in 1977 and rose through the ranks to become the chairperson in
2013.
•During her tenure, she oversaw a period of significant growth and transformation at
SBI.
•She introduced a number of initiatives to improve customer service, modernize the
bank's operations, and expand its reach into rural areas.
•She also played a key role in helping SBI to weather the global financial crisis.
•Bhattacharya is a role model for women in business and a strong advocate for
gender equality.
•She believes that education is the key to progress for both individuals and societies.
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Pioneering the Path as the First
Woman to Lead a Major Indian
Bank

11. Conclusion
In conclusion, girl education in India is a critical pursuit that holds the power to transform lives,
societies, and the nation as a whole. This presentation has highlighted the importance of girl education
and shed light on the challenges faced by girls in accessing education, government initiatives, the benefits of
educating girls, success stories of educated Indian women, case studies of NGOs working in this field, and
the crucial role of parents and the community.
Education not only empowers girls economically, leading to poverty reduction and financial stability
for families, but it also fosters holistic empowerment and leadership development. Through education,
girls acquire the knowledge, skills, and confidence to challenge societal norms, advocate for themselves and
their communities, and become agents of change. Moreover, education positively impacts the health and
well-being of girls, reduces child marriage, and promotes population control.
It is imperative that we collectively recognize the value and potential of girl education. By raising
awareness, supporting organizations working towards girl education, and advocating for policy
changes and gender equality, we can contribute to a brighter future where all girls in India have
equal access to quality education and the opportunity to fulfill their dreams.
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12. Thank you
By Mitasha Negi