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"Sakshi, Great insights! Well backed by data. Potential to unearth more. Well done!"
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Mahatma Gandhi National Fellow
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Program management, Report writing, MS Office, Video Editing
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How Indian culture has been shaping gender issue and what does the data say?

Posted on March 22, 2024 at 11:30 1 Comment

Indian society is inherently patriarchal, placing male individuals at the centre. In Indian culture, there persists abelief that a man is an asset while a woman is a liability. The girls go through a lot of challenges even before sheย is born. According to UNICEF, the mortality rate from ages 0-5 is higher for girls than boys.



The core issues lie in persistent problems such as neglect in education, child marriage, unequal nutritional priorities, restricted independence for work,โ€ฆ

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Please guide me to write effectively on social issues

Posted on January 7, 2024 at 16:13 0 Comments

I have realised I feel alot and have understanding of the issues which causes the bigger problem. But when it comes to portraying it i fail. Even though i have data. When I try to use data it becomes all robotic and when i share what I share what I feel I become a storyteller. I have seen many amazing people sharing the most insightful knowledge. I'd appreciate you can spare a moment and guide me.
I truly appreciate

Thank you,
Sakshi Tekam

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