INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD 2026 – 14.10.2026

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD 2026 – 14.10.2026

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Excel College of Pharmacy celebrated the International Day of the Girl Child – 2026 on 14 October 2026 with the objective of creating awareness among students about girls’ rights, gender equality, education, empowerment, and the importance of providing equal opportunities for every girl child. The programme was organized to emphasize the need to protect girls’ rights, promote their well-being, and encourage their active participation in society. The programme commenced with an invocation, followed by the welcome address. The presidential address was delivered by Mrs. S. Shathika, Counsellor, Excel Public School, who highlighted the significance of empowering girls and ensuring their safety, quality education, self-confidence, and overall development. An introduction to the International Day of the Girl Child was presented, explaining its importance and the various challenges faced by girls in society. An interactive session and discussion were conducted to encourage students to express their opinions and share their perspectives on girls’ education, gender discrimination, equal rights, and empowerment. Students actively participated in the discussion and gained valuable insights into the importance of gender equality and social responsibility. To encourage creativity, confidence, and self-expression, various competitions, including slogan writing, drawing, and speech competitions, were organized. Students enthusiastically participated in these activities and conveyed meaningful messages about girls’ rights, dignity, equality, and empowerment through their creative presentations. The competitions provided an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their talents, develop communication skills, and express their thoughts on social issues. Prizes and gifts were distributed to the winners in recognition of their talents and enthusiastic participation. The programme concluded with the vote of thanks, followed by the National Anthem. Overall, the celebration was informative and interactive, creating greater awareness among students about the importance of respecting, protecting, educating, and empowering every girl child. The programme successfully reinforced the message that every girl deserves equal rights, opportunities, dignity, and a brighter future.