Dil Dil Pakistan. A few years ago on Independence Day, I was just sitting in my room with my sisters and we were having this discussion just like how most of us ladies actually do. What are we going to wear? It's 14th August. We have to wear something green and white to show our patriotism with us in the room. We had the lady who helps at our home. So I asked her, "What are you doing for Independence Day. Aren't you celebrating. Aren't you excited.It's 14th of August. It's Independence Day. " and she said t ...

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[संगीत] सो कहां से शुरू करूं. एक एक ऐसी अलर्ट लड़की जो एक किसी गांव में पैदा होती है और वो गांव जहां पे ना एजुकेशन है ना स्पोर्ट्स है और कुछ भी नहीं है। कोई भी डेवलपमेंट पेनिट्रेट जहां नहीं किया उस गांव से निकलकर और तीन टाइम राष्ट्रपति भवन में नेशनल अवार्ड के लिए जाना हार्ड था बट को एकिस्टेंस कोलबोरेशन सहस्तित्व ये मैंने मेरे अनपढ़ फादर से सीखा फर्स्ट टाइम उनके साथ मैं खेत में गई और वो जब खेत में जाते हैं तो सबसे पहले वो धरती मां को नमन करते हैं और फिर पूछते हैं मां मुझे माफ़ करना। मुझे आपके ऊपर हल चलाना है औ ...

So, what does it mean to be seen and heard. I learned the importance of this in one of the most unexpected places, prison. Imagine that for a second.I'm on remand waiting to be sentenced by the courts. I'm living in a 9 ft by 6 ft space. Bunk beds, window with bars that doesn't open, table, one chair, toilet in the corner, and the door.And I'm in this space from between 19 to 22 hours a day living with somebody I don't even know. My cellmate at the time was a practicing Muslim and he would pray five times a ...

Hi, my name is Amoxai and I'm 12 years old. I come from Orange Primary School to talk about a very serious topic, racism. Now, imagine a picture of art full of colors.If racism continues, those colors would fade out, making the picture look plain and boring. Not good, is it. Past experiences in my life have shown me that I'm I don't belong to this world, that I'm not a part of it.I stopped trying because I thought it was a waste of time and that there was no real purpose to it. I felt left out and angry, bu ...

Core Argument - The speech advocates for equal rights and respect for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (PIDs), highlighting their struggles and societal biases against them [1][4][24] - It emphasizes that PIDs deserve the same opportunities and respect as everyone else, despite their limitations [17][24] Societal Issues - PIDs face social exclusion, discrimination, and exploitation due to communication challenges and lack of awareness of their rights [8][9] - Workplace discrimination is a significant barrier, with only 20% of PIDs with the capacity for simple labor being employed [18] - Negative attitudes and the use of derogatory language contribute to the problem [14] Call to Action - The speech urges the audience to reflect on their own biases and actions towards PIDs [14] - It encourages simple acts of respect, learning about their conditions, making donations, and raising public awareness [17][21] - It emphasizes that creating a society where everyone is treated with dignity and respect benefits all of humanity [23][24]

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Social Issues & Advocacy - The statelessness of children deprives them of fundamental rights, including the right to education and opportunities [1][3] - Poverty and statelessness create barriers to accessing education and financial aid, limiting life choices for affected children [1] - The current free education policy may not fully address the needs and circumstances of stateless children [1] - Society's perception and treatment of stateless individuals can lead to discrimination and limited opportunities [3] Education & Opportunity - The individual's experience highlights the challenges faced by stateless individuals in pursuing higher education and specific professions due to citizenship requirements [1][2] - Access to education is crucial for the development and integration of stateless children, offering a path to a better future [1][3] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of providing opportunities and support to stateless children to prevent them from becoming marginalized or involved in negative activities [3] Call to Action - Society needs to recognize the value and potential of every individual, regardless of their legal status [3] - Everyone can contribute to creating opportunities for stateless individuals by offering understanding, support, and access to essential services [3] - The value of citizenship is immeasurable, representing fundamental rights, dreams, and a sense of belonging [3]

Social & Economic Issues - The speaker highlights the vast global wealth inequality, stating that 1% of the population owns 43% of the global wealth, while the poorest 50% owns only 2% [11] - The speech addresses global poverty, noting that 44% of people, or 35 billion, live below the poverty line [11] - The speaker emphasizes the high number of deaths due to hunger, with 24000 people dying every day, mostly children [12] - The speech points out the issue of workplace fatalities, with 2 million people dying daily while trying to earn a living [12] - The speaker mentions the lack of access to healthcare for half the world's population, with three-quarters of those affected being children, and 13 million annual deaths from curable diseases [12] - The speech highlights the high number of children in conflict zones, with 51 million unable to attend school due to war, and over 16000 children killed in recent conflicts [13] Call to Action & Political Engagement - The speaker advocates for community building and collective action to address societal problems [8] - The speech emphasizes the importance of empathy and feeling the pain of others as a crucial characteristic for those involved in politics [6] - The speaker calls for commitment, struggle, and the ability to empathize with injustices [25] - The speech promotes the idea of collective happiness and shared responsibility, especially for the marginalized [15]

Women Empowerment & Social Activism - The speaker founded a unique pageant that promotes women empowerment and equality, specifically for women with visible marks or physical differences [1] - The pageant aims to provide a platform for women with scars from acid attacks, vitiligo, accidents, or congenital disabilities [1][4] - The pageant has been featured in Vogue, a prestigious global fashion magazine, and honored with the Times of India's Times Power Icon Award [1] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of educating girls to be self-reliant and teaching boys to respect women [5] - The speaker encourages women to focus on their strengths and capabilities rather than comparing themselves to men, highlighting women's unique ability to bear and raise children [5] Personal Journey & Overcoming Obstacles - The speaker faced financial hardship in childhood, attending government schools and being unable to afford college [1] - The speaker experienced challenges in her first marriage due to differing views on women's roles and career aspirations [1][2] - The speaker went through a difficult period of separation and divorce, facing societal judgment and personal struggles [2][3] - The speaker rediscovered her passions, including painting, singing, dancing, and fashion, after a period of personal hardship [4] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of perseverance and self-belief in overcoming challenges and achieving goals [5]