The International Women's Day

The International women's Day is celebrated on 8th, March.The Day focused on elimination of
 discrimination against women .It also focused on helping women equal participation in
global development. It is for your kind information International Men's Day is also celebrated on November 19 each year.
Internatioal Women's Day theme is
Gender equility.



Our mission is to support women to earn on their own terms.Empower women through health education.
increase women knowledge for creativities.
Gender equality-
A Gender equal world can be healthier and wealthier and more harmonious. Indian history is full of those,who have broken gender barriers and worked hard and made progress in the different fields.
Arunima Sinha-She is the first female ampute to climb Mount Everst.She lost her leg in a train accident.But, she was succed to Climb Mount Everest.


Arati Saha-She became the first Indian Woman to swim across English Channel in the year 1959.She got first female Padam Shri award in 1960.


Indira Gandi-She became the first woman Prime Minister of India and served the nation 1966 to 1977.She became the first woman to receive Bharat Ratna award.


Pratibha Patil-She became the first  woman President of Indian and help office from  July2007 toJuly 2012.


Kiran Bedi-She is the First Woman Officer in India.She is the recipent of Prestigeous Raman Magasay Award. She is currently working as Lieutenent Governor of Puducherry.




Justice M.Fatima Beevi became the first female judge,who was appointed to the Supreme Court of India in 1989.

Saniya Mirza- She became the first Indian Woman to be ranked no.1 in WTA'S double ranking.

Saniya Nehwal- She became the first Indian Woman to win a medal in Badminton at 2012 Olympic Games.
Bachendri Pal- Bachendri Pal became the first Indian Woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest in 1984.
Mary Com-She is the only Woman Boxer,who has won a medal in
each of the six  world championship.She became the first Indian Woman Boxer to win a gold medal in Asian Games in 2014.


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