• Dogra, Rajni, Shamim highlights pioneering NC role in socio-political empowerment of women in J&K

JAMMU: Enumerating the pioneering role of National Conference in socio-political empowerment of women in Jammu and Kashmir, Provincial President Women Wing Satwant Kour Dogra today said that female literacy and economic emancipation in particular got huge fillip over the decades.

While addressing the women workers at Sher-e- Kashmir Bhavan, Jammu Mrs Satwant Kour Dogra Provincial President Women Wing Jammu emphasized the necessity for women to assert their rights and engage actively in societal roles. She recalled the bold initiative of the National Conference in women reservation in gross root level democratic institutions and 50% seats in medical colleges, saying these paved way for carving out a big role for them in different spheres. Due to focus on female literacy, time has come when girls are excelling in academics in a big way.  

Mrs Vijay Laxami Datta Senior leader and former Provincial President Women Wing  Jammu remembering Madr-e-Meharban, Begum Akbar Jehan Abdullah, She  acknowledged her pivotal role in the socio-political movement of Jammu and Kashmir. She recounted the role of Madr-e-Meharban courageously managed party affairs and championed the cause of women's rights and education, laying a strong foundation for future generations.

Mrs Rajni Devi Working President Women Wing  highlighted initiatives taken by the Omar Abdullah-led government for women's welfare, including free travel in government buses, enchantment of marriage assistance from Rs 50,000 to Rs 75,000, enhancement of Old age pension/ Handicapped pension / Widow pension and enhancements in pending welfare schemes.

Mrs Shamim Begum former DDC Danal threw light on the hardships faced by the women of J&K due to the ineffective policies of previous governments, emphasizing the need for more robust support systems.

On this occasion various women workers joined National Conference. The names are Surinder Kour, Kanchan Kumari, Darshan Devi, Raj Kumari, Veena Devi, Sunita Devi, Sudesh Kumari, Jeeto Devi, Rajni, Sunita, Rinku Bhagat, Soma Devi, Raj Kumari, Nisha Sharma, Rani  Devi and others.

Among others who were present on this occasion :- Sheikh Bashir Ahmad Provincial Secretary Jammu, Vijay Lochan Chairman SC Cell, Abdul Gani Teli Chairman OBC Cell, Rakesh Singh Raka, Dilshad Malik, Rita Gupta, Ashok Attri Vice Presidents Central Zone, Sarshad Natno, Chander Mohan Sharma District President Jammu Urban, Subash Chander Bhagat District President Jammu Urban, Shama Akther former Corporator, Aruna Thakur Advocate District President Ramban Women Wing, S. Gurnam Singh District Secretary Jammu Urban, Nadeem Choudhary District President Jammu Urban ST Cell, Waris Gill, Pinky Khalsa, Puspa Dogra, Asha Mehra, Raj Kour  Vice Presidents Women Wing Jammu, Rani Devi, Nisha Devi, Asha Devi, Neeta Devi, Kajal, Sushma Devi, Anita Ji, Mamta, Shama Akther and others.

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