In today’s world, teaching children about gender equality isn’t just important — it’s essential. The values we instill in young minds shape the way they treat others, view themselves, and interact with society. And the good news? It all starts with simple conversations and everyday actions at home and in school.
Gender discrimination is not just a societal issue; it begins at home. In India, traditional family structures and cultural norms often perpetuate unequal treatment of boys and girls from an early age. These biases shape children’s mindsets, influencing their roles, opportunities, and aspirations in life.
Gender-based issues have been deeply rooted in Indian society for centuries, affecting women, men, and the LGBTQ+ community in various ways.
Gender equality is not just a women’s issue—it is a fundamental human right that benefits whole society.
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