JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN — Rajasthan Minister of State for Women and Child Development Manju Baghmar and former MLA Alka Singh Gurjar jointly flagged off the ‘Nari Shakti – Viksit Bharat Run’ in Jaipur, highlighting the growing focus on women’s empowerment and public participation in social initiatives.
The run was organised along a prominent route from Chandpole Bazaar to Badi Chaupar, drawing participation from citizens, youth groups, and supporters of women-centric initiatives. The event aimed to raise awareness about the role of women in nation-building and promote the vision of a developed India through inclusive growth.
Officials said the initiative was designed to encourage community engagement and highlight the importance of women’s participation in all sectors, including governance, economy, and social development. The run also served as a platform to bring together people from different walks of life in support of gender equality and empowerment.
Speaking on the occasion, leaders emphasized that women’s empowerment is central to achieving the broader goal of a “Viksit Bharat”, or developed India. They подчеркнул that empowering women at every level—from grassroots to leadership positions—can significantly contribute to national progress.
The event comes at a time when discussions around women’s representation in politics, including the Women’s Reservation Bill, are gaining momentum across the country. Organisers noted that such public initiatives help translate policy discussions into grassroots awareness and participation.
Participants in the run carried messages promoting equality, inclusion, and empowerment, reflecting a broader effort to build social consciousness around women’s rights and opportunities. Many attendees expressed support for initiatives that encourage greater representation and leadership roles for women.
Authorities highlighted that similar programmes may be organised in the future to sustain awareness and engagement, particularly among younger generations. The involvement of public representatives in such events is seen as a way to strengthen outreach and connect policy goals with citizens.
The ‘Nari Shakti – Viksit Bharat Run’ in Jaipur underscores the continued emphasis on women-led development, combining public participation with policy advocacy to advance the cause of gender equality and inclusive national growth.
