As the eve of Women’s Day unfolded, government and private offices alike reverberated with festivities and acknowledgments. Director General of Police K.V. Rajendranath Reddy highlighted women’s achievements across diverse sectors, emphasizing their roles in fields like space technology and politics during celebrations at the AP Police Headquarters. Meanwhile, the AP State Legal Services Authority expressed concern over rising divorce cases and child marriages, reaffirming their commitment to providing free legal aid to victims.
Women Development and Child Welfare Department officers in KBN College felicitated Anganwadi workers, underscoring the importance of female literacy for national development. In a grand-scale celebration, the South Central Railway Vijayawada division organized competitions, games, and self-defense training to honor the occasion. At the sub-collector’s office, AP JAC Amaravati women’s wing hosted a range of activities, including a tug-of-war, showcasing the spirited participation and celebration of women’s empowerment across various sectors and institutions.