SATYAMEV JAYATE

I salute " Aamir Khan " from bottom of my heart for stating first episode of  " SATYAMEV JAYATE " with Female foeticide.

Save Girl Child.

"Its mission and we all COMMON MEN are SOLDIER".

We only decide no more female foeticide than it will happen simply.

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Pratibha Devi Singh Patil, The President of India

"The society must realize that the girl is not a curse but a boon. All  responsible citizens and the civil society must actively participate in this campaign. I am certain that this campaign will play a active role and spread a message to save the precious girl child."

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  On October 2nd,2007, India 's first female President Smt. Pratibha Devi Singh Patil initiated a signature campaign from Rashtrapati Bhawan, New Dilhi, Prevent female foeticidie in India. This Campaign has been started by the Ministry of health and Family wealfare, Government of India.

It is easy to join campaign, just mention your name and suggestions to 'SAVE GIRL CHILD'. Mail letter to President.

"Our responsibility as privileged  human beings is to pay back for the opportunities we have received."

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Facts of SHAME

The child sex ratio in India is less than any other South East Asian countries.

There has been rapid decline in the male-female child ratio in India during the last two decades due to increase in practice of sex selection and female foeticide, according to study done by United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

* Every sixth girl child's DEATH is due to gender discrimination.

* Three lac more girls than boys die every year.

* Out off 12 million girls born in India, 1 million do not see her 1st birthday.

* Number of girl child in Delhi-865 and Mumbai-898 is much below than the national ratio of 927 girls per 1,000 boys.

* Around 17 districts in 16 states and union territories have recorded a more than 50 point decline in child sex ratio during the decade 1991-2001.

If this practice continue than the region is likely to witness increased gender-based violence, trafficking, discrimination, and general vulnerability of women and girls.