This document discusses the issue of female foeticide and gender inequality in India. It notes that according to UN estimates, 700 girls go missing and are added to the count of the 'Missing Girl Child' in India every day, amounting to over 250,000 girls lost every year. The document examines some of the reasons behind parents avoiding or killing girl children, including societal preferences for sons, the view of girls as a burden due to dowry and safety concerns, and restrictions on women's education and career aspirations. It calls for steps to stop female foeticide and highlights some successful women in India.

1. Save girl child
NO WOMEN NO WORLD
PRESENTED BY
K.PRAVEEN KUMAR
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3. Opinion of parents
 When a girl is
born instead of
being happy
parents are
thinking that a
new burden has
arrived in their
life….

4. Survey made by UN
The UN estimates that 700 go
missing and are added to the ever
increasing count of the ‘Missing
Girl Child’ in India everyday. That
means a loss of over 250,000 girl
children every year and that figure
is growing

5. Why parents avoiding
girl child
We live in a
patriarchal society
where a son is
valued as the carrier
of the family name

6. Why we are killing our daughters..?
 isn’t it always about a dowry
to be given twenty years down
the line (though that does play
its own role); it is more often
starts with the burden of
bringing up a girl child.

7. Many people still
believe that a girl is
a greater
responsibility than
a boy because of
the dangers that
she faces in being
seen as a ‘sex
object’.

8. Girls are sent to schools and colleges to study
in a sort of forced social emancipation, but
rarely are they encouraged to pursue dreams of a
career. There is proof enough of this in parents
arranging marriages for their girls at 18- 20
years of age.
Higher education, where it is allowed is also
often seen as a contributor to finding a groom

9. Stop female foeticide
 The 2001 census first revealed the
abysmal sex ratios across India
going as low as 793 girls for 1000
boys in Punjab. That the situation
has deteriorated further is evident
by the July 2007 discoveries of
skulls of female fetuses found at
the bottom of a defunct well

10. palanpur:
 The body of newborn
girl child was recovered
on Monday on a road
behind the office of Banas
Bank where taxis and
jeeps are parked. It was
jeep driver M A Pathan
who noticed a dog trying
to take away a plastic bag
from which blood oozed

11. There are many sucessful
woman's like...
Kiran bedi
Mother teresa
Aishwarya rai
sania mirza

12. THANK YOU