Empowering Women Through Self-Defence Training in Hosapete
Need for women becoming self-reliant seen
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At a self-defence training workshop in Hosapete, Deputy Commissioner Kavitha S. Mannikeri emphasized the importance of self-reliance among women. She urged women to equip themselves with skills to face challenges, while also highlighting the need for societal respect towards women to prevent violence.
- 01Self-defence is essential for women's empowerment and safety.
- 02Parents should teach respect for women to boys to reduce violence.
- 03Women have made significant strides in various fields, yet violence persists.
- 04Empowerment involves distinguishing right from wrong and acting responsibly.
- 05Collective efforts are needed to ensure the safety and well-being of all women.
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During a self-defence training workshop at Vijayanagar College in Hosapete, Deputy Commissioner Kavitha S. Mannikeri highlighted the critical need for women to become self-reliant and confident in facing challenges. She stated that self-defence goes beyond physical strength; it reflects a woman's confidence. Mannikeri pointed out that despite women's advancements in fields like medicine and technology, incidents of violence and exploitation continue. She emphasized that parents must instill respect for women in boys to help prevent crimes. Superintendent of Police S. Jahnavi reinforced the idea that empowerment is about responsible action and the ability to discern right from wrong. She also noted the importance of being aware of psychological harm from social media. The Women Empowerment Cell coordinator, Sushma Hoogar, echoed these sentiments, stressing that true empowerment should focus on the safety and well-being of all women, not just a few individuals. The event was attended by various dignitaries, highlighting the community's commitment to women's empowerment.
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This initiative aims to empower women in Hosapete, enhancing their confidence and ability to protect themselves, which could lead to a decrease in violence against women.
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