10 Lines on International women’s Day in English

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10 Lines on International women’s Day in English

 

10 line on International women’s Day : Women’s Day is celebrated on the 8th of March  every years around the world. This day represents the rights of  Women and the importance of women in the world. The women’s rights moment and feminism movement started a century back and teh core values of the moment are still in place and women are still fighting for rights in many parts of the world. In a moment and further its agendas to create an egual and just society without any gender discrimination.

10 lines on Internatinal women,s Day for kids

  1. Women play an important role in building society as well as in building families.
  2. The purpose of the day is to celebrate the social, economic and cultural achievements of women in various walks of life.
  3. International women’s day is celebrated on the 8th of march every year around the world.
  4. In spite of strong women’s rights moments and feminism moments around the world, we have not achieved equal rights in many parts of the world.
  5. The toxic culture of stereotyping gender is one of the recsons for lack of equal opportunities for women.
  6. Some of the greatest names in the world who have strengthened women’s right moments are Indira Gandhi, Indira Nooyi, Winfrey Oprah and Hillary Clinton.
  7. The problem that women rights movement addresses are female infanticide, equal pay, women safety in public places. domestic abuse. child marriage etc.
  8. Malala Yousafzai is a perfect example of what a woman can achieve in spite of hardships and difficulties.
  9. In India, there is a separate ministry under the central government to address the problems of women, known as the Ministry of women and child development.
  10. Irrespective of what laws are in place, unless we change our mentality towards women, it will be difficult to create a just society in the world.

Few Lines on Women’s Day  for School Students

  1. New Zealand was the first country to flatten the curve during COVID-19 pandemic and the Prime Minister of New Zealand is a woman.
  2. Unsurprisingly, the countries that have overcome the COVID-19 pandemic are the countries that are governed by women.
  3. Women’s right doesn’t represent anyone single organisation but the collective female community around the world.
  4. International Women’s Day was formed almost a century back in the year 1911.
  5. This day represents the unity of women across the world to accelerate issues of gender parity.
  6. Purple signifies justice and dignity, green symbolises hope and white symbolises purity for the women’s right moment.
  7. Purple colour signifies and symbolises the equal rights for women.
  8. 2011 Marked one century of International Women’s Day and the struggles woman has gone through since one century has reduced thanks to the immense support for the moment.
  9. International Women’s Day was celebrated for the first time in 1965 by the United Nations.
  10. International Women’s Day is all about making a difference both locally and globally and providing a better and safe future for the female community around the world.

10 Lines About Women’s Day for Higher Class Students

  1. International Women’s Day started during the great unrest of 1908 in the city of New York.
  2. International Women’s Day celebrates the fact that women around the world are united and has been fighting to create an equal platform for all irrespective of gender discrimination.
  3. In India, the glass ceiling was broken when a woman leader for the first time, Mrs Indira Gandhi, reached the highest position of the office.
  4. During World War 1, international Women’s Day crossed the borders of America and reached Russia
  5. Equal pay, the abolition of child marriage, bringing in strict sexual harassment laws are some of the burning issues that women face around the world.
  6. Feminism and International Women’s Day are two of the greatest moments across the world that has helped improve the standard of living of women.
  7. In the hundredth year of international Women’s Day, in the year 2011 president of United State Barack Obama declared March to be the women’s history month.
  8. In countries like India, child marriage and domestic abuse are at an all-time high and hence proper laws should be in place to prevent it.
  9. The campaign theme for International Women’s Day 2020 is each for equal.
  10. In the year 2020, women have achieved in every walk of life, whether its technology, sports, work, politics, business or health.