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Govt committed to bring positive change in lives of women:PM

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New Delhi:Denouncing the violence against wom-en, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said one-stop- centres and mobile helplines will be set up for women in distress.
“Our heads hang in shame when we hear of instances of crime against women. We must walk shoulder-to-shoulder to end all forms of discrimina-tion or injustice against women,” he said in a message on the occasion of International Women’s Day.
“Today, we renew our pledge to make women an equal and integral part of our development journey. My Government has initiated several measures aimed at bringing about a positive change in the lives of women.
That is central to our vision of India’s progress and a life of dignity and opportunity for all our citizens,” the Prime Minister said. Seeking the support of all in transforming the vision into reality, he said, “The Government is setting up one-stop-centres that will provide assistance, legal advice and psychological counselling to women who face violence or abuse.
“The Government is also commencing a mobile help-line to enable women to dial 181 for access to counsell-ing and referral services,” he said. “Through various schemes & initiatives, our Government remains fully committed to bringing a positive change in the lives of women,” the Prime Minister said, while saluting the “indomitable courage & outstanding achievements of women on International Women’s Day”.
He noted that the Union Budget had unveils broad-based social security sche-mes such as the Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Bima Yojana and Atal Pension Yojana which will benefit women in a big way. (PTI)

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