Archive · 30 May 2025
AIWC Unveils History Wall to Celebrate Women's Contributions
The All India Women's Conference (AIWC), established in 1927, has opened a 'Wall of History' in Delhi.
This wall showcases the AIWC's history, focusing on their efforts to improve women's lives.
The AIWC worked on things like education, healthcare, and legal rights.
The conference started before India became independent, with leaders like Sarojini Naidu and Margaret Cousin.
The history wall features 29 panels, and includes the organization's emblem and first conference in 1927.
The AIWC aimed to uplift women and children across India and has supported efforts such as the Sarda Act and established education and healthcare facilities.
The AIWC's 'Wall of History' opened in Delhi, featuring 29 panels.
The AIWC was established in 1927 and focused on women's education and rights.
The wall showcases AIWC's impact on healthcare, education, and legal rights.
Manju Kak curated the wall, which was inaugurated by TCA Raghavan.
The exhibit highlights AIWC's efforts to improve women's and children's lives.
- Who
- The All India Women's Conference (AIWC)
- What
- A 'Wall of History' commemorating the AIWC
- When
- The Wall was recently opened; AIWC was founded in 1927
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To showcase AIWC's history and contributions to women's upliftment.
- Organization
- All India Women’s Conference (AIWC)
- Founded
- 1927
- Location of History Wall
- Delhi
- Wall Curator
- Manju Kak
- Inaugurated By
- TCA Raghavan
- Focus
- Women's education, health, and gender equality