How does society treat the birth of a girl child?

A civilized society celebrates it, a woman's baby is always full of joy throughout his life. She may give her parents more love. Girls and mothers later become sacred and they know what real love is, they know the definition of sacrifice, they are ready to work too much for the happiness of a large family . Today, the best position of these organizations is also a successful woman, as they are born as girls, the workplace will not be abandoned.

However, in a backward society that has not yet developed, but has not received education, government or social support, yes, girls will continue to be seen as a cause of the Dawley system. Just as civilization societies work at different speeds (corruption is the result), they exploit the same thing in these places. When this happens, it is unhealthy and will be a responder that will help us reach the achievable level.

The so-called civilized society is not made by money and power, it is a culture we have acquired over time, so even if the city develops it may have unlimited muscle / financial / authority unless it is developed Hmm. There is a possibility that means and various perspectives exist in these groups. Of course, there will always be bitterness and sweet facts.

In the holy law, there is no difference between men and women as long as they do not complement each other. You must have some specific natural features or learn other features from other features. Giving a man or a woman's body is the best tool to overcome the past karma. It is important for both men and women to achieve a better human ladder when learning gender with its own characteristics and adding anti-natural features.

In Indian society, boys are more popular than girls. It is regarded as a mistaken investment to train girls, to spend money on education, health and career. In Indian society, women are despised. Despite efforts to prevent women's abortion by the government, such as banning prenatal diagnostic techniques, abortion of women is still increasing, as male society is dominant. Even educated couples like boys. Women are now more advanced than men in all aspects, but the sex ratio has declined. About 60% of women in India are anemic, even after independence in 57 years, after independence in 57 years, this indicates a social unfairness against women. Liberalization and modernization of women are not subject to active social concern

In highly biased Bihari society, girls are often seen as an economic "burden" of their families, and the so-called death due to dowry has not been known anymore as it is common. Planting trees to celebrate the birth of a girl is essentially an initiative to lay the foundation for her. About 12 years ago, Plamod planted ten mango trees when her daughter Nitty was born. Nitty is currently attending school and her father and other families do not think that her tuition is burdens as money comes from her tree to sell fruit. Of course, her very traditional mother, Rita Devi, is starting to plan her marriage and believes that the Nitti tree is an asset in this area.

Looking at the specific situation of Indian society, there are several trends. Our culture worships boys and is afraid of the birth of girls. The little girl grew up breastfeeding for a short time and rested from school to take care of her brothers and sisters. Deprivation and unfavorable cycles are exacerbated by premature marriage, premature birth and expected risk. Girls need to be given the power to enter the mainstream of economic and social activities. The ultimate goal is to make a positive, healthy and confident girl who is freed from social, cultural patterns and traditional roles while acquiring knowledge information and opportunities.