Struggle to Save Girls in Bihar

Recently, activists in Bihar have been fighting to save children as locals have been killing newborn girls. Given the seriousness of the situation, Anila Kumari and her colleagues spoke with pregnant women in villages. They sought to end this practice with the assistance of health workers and midwives. This story highlights not only the multiple layers of women's rights but also sheds light on a society that views girls as burdens. An emotional reunion with the parents of rescued girls aimed not only at improving their lives but also at raising awareness in society. These activists continue to struggle for the rights of women and children. The alarming issue of female infanticide in Bihar demonstrates the need for societal change, where families often face destruction on the brink of despair when a girl is born. Anila Kumari has played a crucial role in saving children, with many midwives training themselves to protect newborn girls. There has been a call for pride in giving birth to girls. Awareness has been raised about women's rights, indicating a collective effort is necessary for positive change. By engaging directly with people in villages, they have successfully increased awareness. Empowerment programs based on respect for girls are being conducted to further this cause.