Vasu thanks his teacher and principal for allowing him to do a project on "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, Beti Khilao" which helped increase his knowledge. The project aims not only to get good marks but also to raise awareness. It discusses the declining sex ratio in India, reasons for it like female infanticide and selective abortion, and efforts by the government like the Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao scheme to promote the education and empowerment of girls.

1. Made By:
Vasu
BETI BACHAO,
BETI PADHAO,
BETI KHILAO...

2. I, Vasu ,would like to express special thanks of
gratitude to our teacher, Mrs. Madan Mam as well as
our Principal, Mrs. Amita Khorana who gave us the
golden opportunity to do this wonderful project on
the topic “BETI BACHAO, BETI PADHAO, BETI
KHILAO”, which also helped us in doing a lot of
Research.
We are making this project not only for marks
but to also increase our knowledge .

3.  What are three reasons why women face prejudice
around the world?
 Do you think that equal education of girls and boys
would provide more equal rights and less
discrimination against girls?
 Who should be in charge of making changes
regarding the issues women are facing today?
 Why do you think people continue to commit those
sins, even though there are laws against them in
some places?
 What do you think you can do to help?
The Girl Child
Discussion

4. On January 22, 2016 the day Prime Minister
Narendra Modi announced his scheme of
Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao.
After the accomplishment of women in Rio,
this scheme is upgraded to Beti Bachao, Beti
Padhao, Beti Khilao
This scheme aims at SAVING GIRL CHILD,
EDUCATING THEM and LET THEM PLAY.
What Does It Mean?

5. Sex Ratio In India
 Sex ratio is defined as the number of females per
thousand males.
 In India the sex ratio is not in favour of females.
 The disturbing factor in the sex- ratio is its declining
trend.
 Sex ratio in India, 2011 is 940 females per 1000 of
males.
 Some states have certainly low sex ratio. Eg. Sex
ratio in Haryana is 833 females per 1000 of
males.

6.  Female Infanticide: The murder of a female infant. It
occurs often as a deliberate murder or abandonment of a
young girl or infant.
 Peoples’ Perception: People in India consider girls as
burden.
 Selective Abortion: Also called gender-selective
abortion, sex-selective abortion, or female feticide-
selective abortion. It involves the abortion of a fetus
because it is a girl.
Reasons For Declining
Sex Ratio

7.  India’s present literacy rate is 74.04% which is below than the
world’s average literacy rate i.e. 84%.
 At present, India is the largest ill-literate populated country in
the world.
 In India, there is a gender inequality among the literacy rates.
 Literacy rate among Men is 82.14%, whereas among Women
its 65.46%.
Girl’s Education

8. Reasons For Poor
Literacy Rates
 Discrimination: Girls are
discriminated by not being allow
to study.
 Household: Girls are only
consider to do household activites so, they are denied
from getting education.
 Lack Of Facilities: There are not proper facilities
such as lack of sanitation and infrastructure, transport
facilities, etc.

9.  Sports for girls is ever increasing in India.
 No. of participating girls and their achievements has
shown improvement and they are bringing name and fame
to the country.
 In Rio Olympics 2016, total participants in Rio were 117
out of which 63 were men and 54 were women.
 At Rio, India won 2 medals which were only won by
women like Silver by P.V. Sandhu and Bronze by Sakshi
Malik.
Sports Trends In India

10.  Gender Inequality is strongly evident in the
fields of sports.
 Less Opportunities in comparison to their
male counterparts.
 Social Environment inhibits women from
Sports participation.
 Lack Of Proper Facilities And Faculties
are posing a big challenge.
Reasons For Low
Participation Of Women

11. Vijay Lakshmi Pandit- First
woman to become UN
Secratory
PV Sindhu- First Indian woman
to win Silver at Olympics
Cases Where Women Made In
Proud

12. Other Programs Launched
By Government
 Sukanya Samridhi Yojana (Girl Child Prosperity Scheme)
The scheme primarily ensures equitable share to agirl child in
resources and savings of a family in which she is generally
discriminated as against a male child
 Sabla or Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for Empowerment of
Adolescent Girls
Skill Development Empowering adolescent girls (Age) of 11–18
years with focus on out-of-school girls by improvement in their
nutritional and health status.
 Priyadarshini
Priyadarshini, initiated in April 2011, is a programme that offers
women in seven districts access to self-help groups.

13.  Educate yourself about the rights of the Girl Child.
• Keep in touch with the new Govt. programmes and
policies.
 Contact local, state, and national politicians.
• Write letters asking for their opinion on the rights of the Girl
Child.
 Talk to your parents about the CRC.
• Educate the adults in your life!
 Advocate for awareness of the CRC.
• Begin a social awareness/ human rights club.
What Can We Do?

14. Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao
www.betibachaobetipadhao.co.in
BBBP Scheme
www.nic.in
UNICEF
www.unicef.org
Amnesty International
www.amnesty.org
Youth Advocate Program International
www.yapi.org
For More Information