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Campaign on women's rights, safety: Special Officer
All the girls, who successfully completed the training, should work as volunteers to spread the message, which they learned during the training, said Rajarshi Shah, IAS, Special Officer, Karimnagar.
Karimnagar: All the girls, who successfully completed the training, should work as volunteers to spread the message, which they learnt during the training, said Rajarshi Shah, IAS, Special Officer, Karimnagar.
Addressing the volunteers, who undergo a six-day training on safety and security, and health and nutrition, at Pranganam here on Monday, he advised them to continue their studies and strive to achieve their aims.
District Welfare Officer Sarada said that girls should be more courageous to face the society and know their rights. DM Sabitha suggested the girls that nutrition plays key role and girls should take balanced diet to avoid complications of anaemia and malnutrition.
District Child Protection Officer Parveen said that girls should know all Acts related to women and utilise the government services. Later, certificates and kit material were distributed to the girls.
Pranayam staff Sunanda Sudha, Principal Sudha Sarita, Kishan Reddy, Srinivas, Tirumala, Raoof, ICPS counsellor Tejaswini and others were present during the programme.
