Celebrate International Women's Day
Every year on March 8th, everyone around the globe celebrates International Women’s Day. All the women who have come so far and have always been there as a support system for their family, friends, and themselves are appreciated for the contribution they have made.
Every year, Women's Day is celebrated with much love and passion, with women being showered with the best and most unique gifts for women. They are made to feel special and honored for the work they have been doing. These wonderful women have been working so hard and have entered every field.
This day shows how far women have reached in all fields, be it education, politics, sports, finance, or technology, and how important their contributions are either professionally or personally in everyone’s life. Even today, many women in India have made significant contributions in a variety of fields. Today, we will tell you about many of these unknown heroes in their field that everyone knows about and celebrate not just today but every day.
Captain Harpreet Chandi, an Indian-origin British Sikh Army officer, and physiotherapist, created history by becoming the first woman of color to complete a solo, unsupported trek to the South Pole.
DCP Shweta Chauhan is Central Delhi’s first woman DCP at the prime age of 45 years.
In September 2022, Harmanpreet Kaur became the first Indian woman cricketer to win the ICC Player of the Month award.
Seema Devi became the first woman e-rickshaw driver in Jammu and Kashmir.
Captain Zoya Agarwal, a senior Air India pilot, has become the first Indian woman to fly over the North Pole, covering a distance of approximately 16,000 kilometers. Also, she has become the only person to find a unique place in San Francisco’s SFO Aviation Museum, as per the TOI report.
Like this, there are so many women who have been achieving so much in every field. But one observation everyone must have made is that even today there are not many women in science and technology. Only about 34% of women work overall in the IT industry. Though there has been some growth every year, this field still requires more women to enter it.
One of the major reasons this is the case is that there are many women and girls who do not show much interest in this field.
This year the theme of IWD 2023 is "Digit ALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality." This theme would be a great step towards more women entering the IT industry. It is a step towards the naturalization of gender in this field. The theme’s main agenda is to have a gender-responsive approach to innovation, technology, and digital education to increase the participation of women in this field.
Arista Vault has taken a small step forward by developing the She Bot Classic, She Bot Black, She Bot Pink, and She Bot Blue, which is a significant advancement in technology. It is a leather wallet, a high-tech gadget that will be the best gift one could give to their wife, sister, mother, friend, or girlfriend.
This is a SMART WALLET, which is a small step towards getting women’s interest in technology. The wallet is also an excellent women's day gift because it functions as a safety device. These high-tech wallets include an anti-theft lost alarm that will assist you in locating your misplaced belongings by sounding an alarm when it travels beyond a certain distance. These wallets also include a location-tracking device, which lets you track your wallet when it's lost. They also have a two-way call feature that lets you call your wallet when it goes missing and vice versa. It also comes with a power bank and a selfie stick, which are add-ons to this brilliant gift.
Our Smart Tech Wallet is an excellent product to give your women this Women's Day. Get this modern design smart leather wallet, which will let them enjoy the new age tech features. So, what are you waiting for?
International Women's Day is a special occasion that celebrates the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women around the world. This day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender equality. Observed on March 8 every year, International Women's Day honors the remarkable contributions of women to society and seeks to highlight the ongoing struggles women face in achieving full equality. By recognizing these achievements and challenges, we can work together to create a more equitable world.
Women's achievements have been significant across all fields, from business and politics to science and the arts. Some prominent women who have made history include Marie Curie, the first woman to win a Nobel Prize; Susan B. Anthony, who was pivotal in the American women's suffrage movement; and Malala Yousafzai, an advocate for girls' education and the youngest-ever Nobel Prize laureate. These women and countless others have broken barriers, defied gender norms, and paved the way for future generations of women and girls.
Beyond individual recognition, International Women's Day is also a time to reflect on the collective progress made towards gender equality. While much has been accomplished, significant gaps still exist in areas such as education, employment, and healthcare. Gender-based violence remains a pervasive issue, and women continue to face discrimination in various forms. Therefore, International Women's Day serves as a reminder that our work is far from over and that we must remain committed to advancing gender equality for all.
To honor this special day, numerous events and activities are held worldwide, including marches, conferences, and cultural performances. These events provide a platform for women to share their stories, advocate for their rights, and connect with others who are passionate about gender equality. Whether you participate in local events or engage in discussions online, there are many ways to get involved and show support for women's rights.
While International Women's Day is a moment to celebrate, it is also an opportunity to reflect on how we can contribute to a more inclusive and just society. Simple actions can make a big difference, such as supporting women-owned businesses, mentoring young women, or challenging discriminatory practices in your community. By standing together and taking action, we can drive change and help build a better future for everyone.
International Women's Day is more than just a celebration; it is a call to action that encourages us all to strive for a better, more inclusive world. By honoring the contributions of women and acknowledging the work that still needs to be done, we can continue to push for a future where gender equality is a reality for all.
