‘Nai Chetna’ gender campaign launched

‘Nai Chetna’ gender campaign launched

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Category : National Published on: November 30 2022

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  • The National Rural Livelihood Mission’s Nai Chetna gender campaign has launched in the Kerala state under the leadership of Kudumbashree. 
  • The nationwide campaign, organised by the Union government, aims to enable women to acknowledge gender-based violence, prepare them to raise their voices against it, and provide them with knowledge about their rights.  
  • ’Nai Chetna’, the month-long campaign is envisioned as a ‘Jan Andolan’ (people’s movement). 
  • The campaign is launched by the Ministry of Rural Development and involves sensitizing women, especially in rural areas.
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