The document analyzes girls' education under the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) program in India. SSA aims to provide universal elementary education and recognizes that educating girls empowers families and communities. It focuses on increasing girls' enrollment and retention, especially for disadvantaged groups. SSA implements targeted interventions like free textbooks, separate toilets, and women teachers to improve girls' access to education. Evaluations show SSA has been successful in bringing dropout girls back to school and increasing enrollment and retention over time. Educating girls leads to empowerment, higher self-confidence, and ability to question inequalities in society.