Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana

Leadership activities strengthen girls voices. In exams connect participation with empowerment.

Continuity of girls’ education means more than enrolling a girl in school. It includes regular attendance, continued learning, and progression to higher classes. Therefore, option A is correct. Enrolment alone, as in option B, does not ensure that a girl remains in school. Exam tip: Distinguish between enrolment, retention, and transition to higher classes.

Equal access to science resources is necessary. In exams remember subject opportunity equality.

Media awareness can help behaviour change. In exams remember communication for change.

Birth registration helps identity and service access. In exams connect documentation with protection.

Education can reduce pressure of child marriage. In exams keep protection and education together.

Household work should not become a barrier to girls education. In exams identify unpaid work burden.

Sensitive teachers treat girls and boys equally and respectfully in the classroom. This helps girls feel safe, ask questions, and participate more actively, thereby building their confidence. Option B is the opposite of sensitive behaviour because such behaviour reduces, rather than promotes, discrimination and gender stereotypes. Exam tip: Gender-sensitive teaching focuses on equal opportunity, respect, and participation.

A daughter's education strengthens both family and society. In exams remember girls education as investment.

Local role models can increase girls aspirations. In exams remember relatable role models.

Family dialogue is needed along with posters. In exams remember communication plus counselling.

Cyber safety is necessary along with digital education. In exams remember safe digital literacy.

Lack of internet access creates a digital divide. In exams connect digital access with education support.

Adolescent health education supports wellbeing and attendance. In exams remember health support.

Action and follow up are needed in complaint redressal. In exams remember grievance redressal.

Safe reporting strengthens protection and trust. In exams remember confidential support.

When a daughter’s opinion is valued in choosing a career, her agency and decision-making ability become stronger. This is an important aspect of girls’ empowerment because she participates in decisions about her education and future work. In contrast, gender discrimination, school dropout, and educational exclusion are problems that greater participation can help reduce. Exam tip: Link participation in choice-making with agency and empowerment.

Admission support strengthens education continuity. In exams remember transition facilitation.

Monitoring can improve implementation of the scheme. In exams connect monitoring with accountability.

Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao emphasizes reducing discrimination against girls and ensuring equal opportunities for their health, nutrition and development. Therefore, daughters and sons should receive adequate and equal nutrition and health care according to their age and needs. Providing care only to the son continues gender discrimination. Exam tip: link this scheme with a girl child’s survival, protection, education and equal care.