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India ranks among top 10 countries globally in political violence against women. As women of India, it's time for us to take a stand and actively engage in occupying the political sphere to dismantle this injustice. If we won't rebel, then who will?? Become a catalyst for change! Together, let's create a path towards a future where every woman in India not only survives but thrives. #EmpoweringWomen #TransformingPolitics

Empower Women As we celebrate our nation’s independence in 2024, it’s crucial to reflect on both our progress and the challenges that persist. In 2022, India reported over 31,500 rape cases, according to the National Crime Records Bureau. This alarming figure highlights that our journey toward true equality and safety for women is still ongoing. This isn’t about questioning our independence but recognizing that real freedom means ensuring every citizen—especially the women who stand alongside men as equals—can live without fear. Gone are the days of saying, “Behind every successful man is a woman.” Today, women are leaders, innovators, and partners in progress. On this Independence Day, let’s honor our nation’s achievements by committing to a future where safety and equality are realities for all. #IndependenceDay #India #Equality

Celebrating Constitution Day: Honoring the Architects of Justice and Equality On November 26, 1949, India adopted its Constitution, the cornerstone of the world's largest democracy. While Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s contribution remains unparalleled, it’s equally important to remember the 15 remarkable women who shaped our nation's democratic framework at a time when women faced immense societal challenges. These trailblazers broke barriers to ensure justice, equality, and liberty were enshrined in our Constitution. Among them were: Sarojini Naidu: A voice for women’s rights and the Nightingale of India. Dakshayani Velayudhan: The first Dalit woman in the Constituent Assembly. Rajkumari Amrit Kaur: A champion for public health and women’s empowerment. Hansa Mehta: Instrumental in shaping the fundamental rights. Begum Aizaz Rasul: The only Muslim woman in the Assembly. These 15 women, including Ammu Swaminathan, Sucheta Kriplani, and Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, paved the way for a more inclusive and equitable society. As we celebrate Constitution Day, let’s honor their legacy by reflecting on our rights and responsibilities as citizens. The Constitution is more than a legal document—it’s a living testament to the ideals of democracy, inclusion, and equality. "Liberty, equality, and fraternity must not be treated as separate items in a trinity. They form a union of trinity in the sense that to divorce one from the other is to defeat the very purpose of democracy." – Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Let’s pledge to uphold these values and work toward a brighter, more inclusive future for India. #ConstitutionDay #SamvidhanDivas #India #Democracy #Equality #WomenInLeadership #Inclusion

By promoting women in every sphere of life, India can elevate its economic standing and build a society founded on principles of equality, liberty, justice, and progress, aligning with its claim of a democratic republic https://lnkd.in/dRMmAkkW

The Myth of “All Indian Women are Submissive” - This harmful stereotype overlooks the strength, resilience, and leadership displayed by Indian women, both in Australia and around the world. From politicians to entrepreneurs, scientists, and educators, Indian women are breaking barriers every day. In Australia, we see many Indian women excelling in various fields, dispelling the idea that they are passive or submissive. Indian-Australian women like Dr Parwinder Kaur, Harinder Kaur, and Charishma Kaliyanda a Member of Parliament, are prime examples of women who have risen to prominence through hard work, intelligence, and perseverance. #BreakingBarriers #WomenEmpowerment #IndianAustralians #IndianWomen #IndiansInSydney #IndiansInSydney #SydneyCommunity #MulticulturalAustralia #DiverseSydney #IndianDiaspora #UnityInDiversity #IndianCultureAustralia #LearnTogether #betogether #beconnected #StrongerTogether #InspireSydney #AustralianIndian #InspireToAspire #IndianRootsAussieLife

Women Break Barriers: A Historic Milestone in India India is witnessing a remarkable change as women step into roles that were once considered out of reach. Under PM Narendra Modi's leadership, women's empowerment (Nari Shakti) is getting a new push. A big step in this journey is the inclusion of women in the prestigious Special Protection Group (SPG) for the first time. This decision highlights the growing importance of women in national security and their role in shaping the future of India. As we move forward, let’s celebrate the strength, courage, and resilience of Indian women. Together, we are creating a more inclusive and prosperous nation. https://lnkd.in/d2gTUfu #NariShakti #Empowerment #NarendraModi #WomenInLeadership #India #Equality

As we celebrate our 78th Independence Day, it’s a time of pride and reflection. We've come a long way as a nation, but true independence remains incomplete if our women do not feel safe and secure in their own country. True independence means that every woman in our country can walk freely, pursue her dreams, and live without fear. Yet, the harsh reality is that many women still face threats to their safety on a daily basis. On this day, as we honor the sacrifices that gave us our freedom, let’s also commit to a future where every woman in India can live without fear. It’s time we make women’s safety a priority—because our nation’s progress depends on the empowerment and security of its women. Here’s to a future where independence is not just a word, but a reality for all. #IndependenceDay #SafetyForWomen #empowerment #IndiaAt78 #equalityforall

Reflecting on True Independence Yesterday, we celebrated Independence Day—a day that marks our freedom from colonial rule. But as we reflect on our journey as a nation, it's important to ask ourselves: Are we truly independent? Yes, we gained independence from the British, but at what cost? And how much more do our women have to sacrifice to gain their true independence? Even today, women face countless barriers—whether it's restrictions at home, limitations in the workplace, or the constant threat of violence. Why should women bear the burden of understanding, of sacrifice, in every aspect of life? Despite the progress we've made, the struggle for women's rights and equality continues. It's heartbreaking that women still have to fight for their freedom—to wear what they want, to move without fear, to simply live with dignity. The recent increase in workplace harassment and violence against women is a reminder that our journey toward true independence is far from over. It's time for society and the government to take stronger action to protect women and ensure their rights are respected. Independence means nothing if half of our population is not truly free. Let’s commit to making India a place where every woman can live without fear, where her rights are protected, and where her contributions are valued. The fight for true freedom and equality must continue, and it’s a responsibility we all share. #IndependenceDay #WomensRights #Equality #TrueFreedom #Empowerment .

Did we really get freedom? An Average of one rape takes place every 6 minutes in India. Can we truly celebrate Independence when our women are still fighting for their freedom? #justiceforyoungdoctor #StopRape #india #IndiaIndependenceDay #ajumehrab