This document celebrates International Women's Day and highlights the achievements of many influential women. It recognizes women who have broken barriers and glass ceilings in various fields like education, politics, sports, science and the military. The document pays tribute to women who have empowered others through their leadership, courage and accomplishments. It also acknowledges that while progress has been made, many women around the world still face challenges of poverty, discrimination, violence and lack of equal rights and opportunities.

2. WISHING A VERY HAPPY WOMEN's
DAY!!
Live, Learn, .SUCCEED!!
Let’s CELEBRATE YOUR VALUABLE EXISTENCE
8th March, 2016

3. Must PROUD TO BE A GIRL…….A women has many roles in life ,
she not only plays those roles at her best , but she has proved that
she has power to change, power to be recognized even in crowd.
Their are many women who had made us feel proud, this is just
to feel the power of a girl by memorizing some of them.

4. MY GREETINGS TO ALL WOMEN….
As the world celebrates ‘International
Women’s Day’ on 8th March, I
express my gratitude to all
women….grand-mothers, mothers,
sisters, daughters, wives, friends,
peers, professionals…to all known
and unknown women

5. Who worked for
peace and
harmony and
devoted herself to
working among
the poorest of the
poor in the slums
of calcutta

6. KADAMBINI GANGULI & CHANDRAMUKHI BASU
First two female graduates of British empire. They
received their bachelor’s degree in arts from University of
calcutta, India in 1883.

7. She became active
in Indian
Nationalist
Movement and was
imprisoned three
times by British
authorities in
India……..She was
the first women and
Indian president of
UN General
assembly

8. Another glass
ceiling was broken
in the Indian Army
with a mother of
two becoming the
first woman jawan.
Outperforming her
male counterparts
in the physical tests,
35-year-old Sapper
ShantiTigga
joined the 969
Railway Engineer
Regiment
of Territorial
Army in October
2011.

9. This bold Indian BACHENDRI PAL from the North-East braved the onslaught of
an injury to become famous as the first Indian woman who successfully surmounted
the highest mountain peak Mt Everest in 1984. She was also the fifth woman of the
world to have achieved this remarkable feat.

10. In 2007,
Pratibha Patil
became the
country’s first
woman
President. Prior
to this she was
also the first
woman
governor of
Rajasthan from
2004-2007.
What is
noteworthy is
that she has
never lost an
election that she
has contested.

11. world champion M
C Mary Kom is the
first woman boxer
to be honoured
with the Rajiv
Gandhi Khel Ratna
award. The
Manipuri girl also
won the Arjuna
award in 2004
before being
conferred with the
Padma Shri later in
2006. She is also
the International
Boxing
Association's
Ambassador for
women's boxing.

12. She is the latest
woman sports
sensation and has
proved that hard
work can take you
anywhere.
SAINA
NEHWAL is
World No 2 in
badminton and
has scored
victories over
higher ranked
players in the past.

13. First India-born woman to enter space in 1997, Kalpana Chawla’s
life ended tragically when while returning from her second
mission for 16-days, her space shuttle Columbia disintegrated and
killed the 41 year old astronaut

14. The first woman judge
of the Supreme Court,
Fathima Beevi was
also the first one to be
appointed as a judge of
the apex court in the
whole of Asia. It is an
achievement for an
Indian woman and a
feat indeed for a
Muslim woman during
1989. Her
accomplishment lay in
the fact that she
facilitated the entry of
other women in the
apex court.

15. In 1994, for the first
time, an Indian
beauty won the Miss
Universe crown. The
answer to the
question of the final
round made her
immensely popular
among people. When
asked “What was the
essence of being a
woman?”, the
charming 18-year-old
replied, “The origin of
a child was a woman..
a woman teaches a
man what caring….is
all about…”. This won
her the much sought
after crown.

16. But the Truth is…
• Majority of the World’s Women are Poor
• Women receive 30-40% less pay for same work as Men
• Victim of Rape & Violence-Significant causes of
disability & death of women worldwide
• Need to Protect & Promote Women’s Right

17. LET US ALL COME TOGETHER……..
By coming together to support each
other’s goals & dreams, women not
only enhance their own lives, they
empower others.
International Women’s
Day is aimed to remove
discrimination against
all women across nations
International Women’s
Day is also the UN day for
Women’s Right &
International Peace
International Women’s
Day Celebrated for
Women’s achievements
throughout history &
across nations.

18. Request to this most enviable species …
Let us look forward to increase ways to expand
your horizons and maximize your options.
After all, real "power" lies not in the fact that as
women you now have limitless options but as
to how you choose to live your lives.
Your power lies in how you make your choices
and pursue those options.

19. 1. International Women’s Day A gift for the women in my life
2. Here’s to the Woman ...who knows where she's going and
will keep on until she gets there; who knows not only what she
wants from life but what she has to offer in return...
3. Here’s to the Woman who is loyal to family and friends, who
expects no more from others than she is willing to give;
4. Here’s to the Woman who guides and inspires not by quoting
others philosophies but by living her own good example; who
accepts both victories and disappointments with the same
grace, and who can rise above life's challenges and move
on...
5. Here’s to the Woman who gives the gifts of her
thoughtfulness, who shows her caring with a word of support,
her understanding with a smile; a woman who brings joy to
others just by being herself..
6. Here’s to the Woman …a Mother, a Sister, a Daughter, a
Wife, a friend……..
7. A Big Thank you to all the women in my life – I wouldn't be
me without you all

21. WISHING ONCE AGAIN
A VERY HAPPY WOMEN's DAY!!
Best Regards : VASANT OAK