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Ministry of Women and Child Development’s Tableau at Republic Day 2025 Parade showcases maternal care, life cycle continuity, and women’s leadership

The Ministry of Women and Child Development’s tableau at the Republic Day 2025 Parade magnificently showcased the life cycle continuity approach of its key schemes and highlighted the theme of Women-Led Development. According to a press release issued by the Ministry on Sunday, the tableau celebrated the integral role of women in the nation’s progress.

At the centre of the display was a mother cradling her daughter, symbolizing the pivotal role of mothers as the first educators in a child’s life. Surrounding this touching portrayal were vibrant depictions of fresh fruits, vegetables, grains, and milk, representing the Ministry’s flagship initiatives, Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan Abhiyaan, aimed at combating malnutrition and fostering a healthier future for India’s children and mothers.

The tableau also commemorated milestones like 10 years of the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao campaign and 50 years of the Anganwadi Scheme. Programs such as PM CARES for Children, Palna, and the Scheme for Adolescent Girls were also spotlighted, emphasizing the Ministry’s dedication to safeguarding and empowering women and children.

Another key element of the tableau was the portrayal of women participating in modern technology and artificial intelligence, symbolizing their growing roles in shaping a progressive and inclusive India. The heart of the display captured the “Shakti Swaroop” of Indian women—empowered, resilient, and capable of excelling in various fields, from science and medicine to administration, AI, and space exploration.

The vibrant visuals conveyed the powerful message that an empowered woman is central to building a strong nation, encapsulated in the slogan “Sashakt Naari, Sashakt Bharat” (Empowered Women, Empowered India). The tableau served as a tribute to the strength, independence, and multitasking abilities of India’s women, reinforcing their role as the backbone of the country’s development.

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Last Updated: 27th Jan 2025