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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. Learning from families and communities that give daughters equal opportunities even with limited resources
  2. Promoting families that hide problems
  3. Calling discrimination normal
  4. Stopping girls' education
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  1. Hide the complaints
  2. Investigate safety causes and take accountability and corrective action
  3. Stop education programmes
  4. Stop data collection
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  1. Safe learning space reading habit and career information increase
  2. Reducing girls' participation
  3. Increasing dropout tendency
  4. Keeping girls away from resources
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  1. Using trusted local relationships to motivate families for girls' education and safety
  2. Keeping the community away from the scheme
  3. Closing all dialogue
  4. Hiding girls' achievements
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  1. Gender insensitive teaching environment
  2. Excessive sports facility
  3. Proper nutrition programme
  4. Safe school transport
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  1. Providing information about rights safety and available support systems
  2. Stopping education by creating fear of law
  3. Giving only formal speeches
  4. Hiding safety issues
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  1. When she is thinking of leaving studies due to discrimination or insecurity
  2. When she is studying regularly and is safe
  3. When she is getting equal opportunities
  4. When family is fully supportive
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  1. Dialogue on risk identification solutions and collective responsibility instead of blame
  2. Completely stopping safety discussion
  3. Blaming only the victim
  4. Treating the problem as normal
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  1. Time use and gender division of labour
  2. Weather forecast
  3. Wall construction
  4. Exam printing
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  1. Because problems and priorities may differ across areas
  2. Because no indicator is needed
  3. Because local context is always wrong
  4. Because the scheme is only a national slogan
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  1. When secondary school is far and daily travel is unsafe
  2. When school is nearby and fully safe
  3. When education is not needed
  4. When family wants to stop education
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  1. Right to equal participation and personality development
  2. Duty of only domestic labour
  3. Right to stay away from education
  4. Exclusion from public life
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  1. Increasing trust and motivation about daughters' abilities in families
  2. Frightening families and stopping dialogue
  3. Showing daughters as inferior
  4. Opposing equal opportunity
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  1. Discussing her interests dreams barriers and support needs
  2. Only measuring her height
  3. Only writing family income
  4. Only seeing school building
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  1. No complaints do not always prove absence of problems there may be reporting barriers
  2. It proves there was never any problem
  3. All monitoring should be stopped
  4. Community dialogue is unnecessary
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  1. It strengthens saving decision making and future economic self-reliance
  2. It moves them away from education
  3. It is only entertainment
  4. It ends family dialogue
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  1. For coordinated action on girls' education health attendance and risks
  2. Only to count chairs
  3. To keep girls away from services
  4. To keep departments separate
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  1. Gender restricted career guidance
  2. Inclusive career education
  3. Equal opportunity expansion
  4. Skill diversity
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  1. Providing clear information on rights services safety contacts and education opportunities
  2. Only putting decorative pictures
  3. Writing false rumours
  4. Hiding information from girls
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  1. Gap between symbolic message and real equality
  2. Complete gender justice
  3. Success of equal economic rights
  4. No discrimination in the community
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  1. Developing understanding of respect equality and responsible behaviour
  2. Suppressing girls' voices
  3. Justifying discrimination
  4. Ignoring girls' safety
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  1. So she can share her problems and needs without fear
  2. So her words are publicly shamed
  3. So complaints are stopped
  4. So family dialogue always remains closed
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  1. A girl receives safety along with education skills leadership and career guidance
  2. Keeping a girl confined at home
  3. Reducing educational opportunities
  4. Writing only one slogan
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  1. Combination of data based planning multi-sectoral convergence family dialogue and girls' participation
  2. Only a one day speech
  3. Only wall painting
  4. Only prize distribution

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