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Brochure on need to end bias against girls

JAMMU: The Society Health Environment Education Research (SHEER), an NGO, has extended its New Year’s greeting by releasing a brochure highlighting the need to end discrimination against girls.

<div>Dignitaries release a brochure during a function organised by the Society Health Environment Education Research in Jammu on Sunday. </div> <div>A Tribune photograph</div>

Tribune News Service

Jammu, December 21

The Society Health Environment Education Research (SHEER), an NGO, has extended its New Year’s greeting by releasing a brochure highlighting the need to end discrimination against girls. Those who were present on the occasion included Sister BK Sudershan, head, Brahma Kumari Ashram, BK Nirmal and Sohail Kazmi.

Sister Sudershan reminded the audience about the condition of girl child in the country, especially in Jammu and Kashmir, where there was a need to educate people about women rights.

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