Introduction:
The Kishori Balika Milan Samaroh (Adolescent Girls’ Gathering) was successfully concluded at the Swabhiman Samiti Office, marking the end of a week-long celebration of International Girl Child Day. From October 11th to 17th, Swabhiman Samiti organized various activities, including meetings and discussions with adolescent girls from surrounding villages, culminating in the Milan Samaroh event.

Program Overview:
The program began with an engaging drawing competition for the adolescent girls, where they showcased their creativity. This was followed by the main event, where Dr. Preeti Shukla, the Medical Officer at Community Health Center Uska Bazar, addressed the girls. In her speech, Dr. Shukla encouraged the girls to study with focus and also emphasized the importance of playing sports. She highlighted that success comes with hard work and determination. Additionally, she stressed that knowing and asserting one’s rights would help prevent discrimination and exploitation.

Key Speakers and Highlights:

  • Sambhavati provided valuable insights into the history of International Girl Child Day, explaining its significance in empowering girls worldwide.
  • Vinod Prajapati, Secretary of Swabhiman Samiti, and Mamta Verma, President of Swabhiman Samiti, also addressed the gathering, motivating the girls to continue striving for their dreams and to take active steps towards personal growth and empowerment.
  • Dr. Preeti Shukla also awarded prizes to the top three winners of the drawing competition:
    • 1st Prize: Manisha Chaudhary
    • 2nd Prize: Amesha Nishad
    • 3rd Prize: Sadhna Bharti

 

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Closing Remarks:
The event concluded with heartfelt congratulations to the winners and a reminder to all girls to continue pursuing their education and dreams. The ceremony was hosted by Priyanka Chaudhary, who ensured smooth proceedings throughout the event.

Participants and Attendance:
The ceremony saw the participation of hundreds of adolescent girls from various villages, including:

  • Suman Sahani, Vimlesh, Rita Tripathi, and many others who actively engaged in the discussions and activities. Their presence reflected the importance of such initiatives in the community.

Conclusion:
The Kishori Balika Milan Samaroh served as an empowering occasion for adolescent girls to come together, share their experiences, and engage in creative and educational activities. The event successfully highlighted the importance of education, awareness, and self-empowerment, making it a fitting conclusion to a week-long celebration of International Girl Child Day.

Acknowledgments:
Swabhiman Samiti expresses its gratitude to all the participants, staff, and guests who contributed to making the event successful. Special thanks to Dr. Preeti Shukla, Vinod Prajapati, Mamta Verma, Sambhavati, and Priyanka Chaudhary for their valuable contributions in making this event a memorable one.