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Home Science

Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana

In Class 11 Home Science, this topic introduces the Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana as a national effort to address gender discrimination, support the survival and protection of girls, and encourage their education. Linked to the chapter “Work, Livelihood and Career,” it helps students understand how equal access to schooling, skills and opportunities influences women’s participation in work and economic life. Students also examine the role of families, communities and public awareness in challenging stereotypes and promoting gender equality.

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  1. Anti-education and gender stereotyped mindset
  2. Health supportive mindset
  3. Equal opportunity mindset
  4. Scientific mindset
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  1. When complaints of girl safety or discrimination can be quickly filed and tracked
  2. When complaints are hidden
  3. When no one is made accountable
  4. When only papers are torn
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  1. Material based on gender sensitivity local context and family dialogue
  2. Only decorative pictures
  3. Only difficult legal language
  4. Anti-girl proverbs
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  1. Inspiring the community and increasing confidence in girls' abilities
  2. Only praising an officer
  3. Hiding the problem
  4. Comparing girls as inferior
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  1. Increasing girls' participation and confidence
  2. Keeping the girl silent
  3. Only making exams difficult
  4. Maintaining inequality
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  1. Imbalance between communication and implementation
  2. Complete outcome achievement
  3. Success of equal opportunity
  4. Best service quality
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  1. Because vulnerable families can get support and help for continued education
  2. Because it automatically stops education
  3. Because it reduces girls' safety
  4. Because it ends family dialogue
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  1. When discrimination violence or insecurity affects confidence and mental stress
  2. When the girl wins an award
  3. When the school is safe
  4. When the family gives equal opportunity
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  1. A girl gets birth registration nutrition education safety and career guidance
  2. Holding only a one day slogan event
  3. Removing a girl from school
  4. Ignoring the need for safety
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  1. Girls are capable of diverse career roles
  2. Girls are limited to only one role
  3. Careers are only for boys
  4. Education has no relation with career
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  1. Understanding reasons for absence and ensuring support and return to school
  2. Punishing the family and ending dialogue
  3. Removing the girl's name
  4. Removing the problem from records
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  1. They increase confidence team spirit and public participation
  2. They restrict girls
  3. They are unrelated to education and only harmful
  4. They should be only for boys
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  1. Identifying unsafe routes dark spots and help points
  2. Removing school curriculum
  3. Hiding nutrition information
  4. Ignoring successful girls
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  1. Giving girls real role models and career motivation
  2. Showing girls limited options
  3. Reducing school participation
  4. Keeping families away from information
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  1. Gender inequality in digital resources
  2. Complete equality
  3. Nutrition improvement
  4. Health protection
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  1. It hides risk and delays support
  2. It always improves safety
  3. It strengthens grievance systems
  4. It increases girls' leadership
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  1. Needs of girls' education safety and health identified through local data
  2. Only stage decoration
  3. Only guest list
  4. Only slogan competition
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  1. A father actively supports his daughter's education and safe travel
  2. A brother stops the girl's education
  3. Men mock girls' achievements
  4. Father ignores the daughter's opinion
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  1. Social behaviour change will remain incomplete
  2. Girls' education will automatically be completed
  3. Equality will be established immediately
  4. Families will have no role
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  1. Understanding individual reasons and ensuring counselling support and re-enrolment
  2. Permanently removing her name
  3. Having no dialogue with the family
  4. Only hiding the data
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  1. Creating visible recognition and inspiring role models
  2. Hiding girls
  3. Removing equality messages
  4. Reducing career motivation
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  1. When it brings equality in the behaviour of family community school and services
  2. When gifts are distributed only once
  3. When no behaviour changes
  4. When girls' voices are suppressed
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  1. Transparency and accountability
  2. Secret discrimination
  3. Rumour based decision
  4. Distance from services
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  1. It is a social initiative linking girls' birth education safety dignity and future opportunities
  2. It is only an advertising line
  3. It is only a school building scheme
  4. It is a programme limited to one family
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  1. Identifying social economic and service related causes behind the problem
  2. Only deciding the length of a slogan
  3. Only choosing stage decoration
  4. Closing the report without understanding the problem

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