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Suman Chandra Calls to Stop Child Marriages in Beed
Suman Chandra, a government official, spoke at a meeting in Beed, Maharashtra.
She said that the area is developing but needs more work.
She wants to stop child marriages and improve the lives of women.
She believes that educating girls and giving them a better place in society will help the district grow.
The government has a program to help backward areas, and Beed is part of it.
The program focuses on health, education, and other important things.
Chandra wants the whole country to know that Beed is developing.
Suman Chandra, Director of New and Renewable Energy Ministry, emphasized the need to stop child marriages and improve women's lifestyle for development in Beed.
She spoke at the Aspirational Blocks Programme review meeting in Beed, Maharashtra.
The programme aims to bring backward communities into the mainstream by focusing on health, nutrition, education, agriculture, social development, and basic amenities.
Wadwani taluka, part of Beed district, is ranked 117 out of 500 blocks in the programme.
Chandra urged officials to work towards the development of the district and highlighted the importance of educating girls and giving them an honourable place in society.
- Who
- Suman Chandra, Director, New and Renewable Energy Ministry
- What
- Called for stopping child marriages and improving women's lifestyle for development
- Where
- Beed, Maharashtra
- When
- Monday (specific date not mentioned)
- Why
- To bring backward communities into the mainstream and improve the district's development
Key facts
- Speaker
- Suman Chandra, Director, New and Renewable Energy Ministry
- Event
- Aspirational Blocks Programme review meeting
- Location
- Beed, Maharashtra
- Programme Focus
- Health, nutrition, education, agriculture, social development, basic amenities
- Wadwani Taluka Rank
- 117 out of 500
Quotes
Suman Chandra
Director of the New and Renewable Energy Ministry
“The development of Wadwani taluka is good, but it needs more efforts for further development. The lifestyle of women should improve, and child marriages should be averted. Hence, the officers should work for the development without waiting for others to do so.”
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“Child marriage is a major problem which is a hurdle to development. Hence, the girls should be provided with education and given an honourable place in society.”
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