Children슬롯사이트s Day 2019 is around the corner, and the children슬롯사이트s excitement levels to celebrate 슬롯사이트their day슬롯사이트� are sky high. Children슬롯사이트s Day in India is observed on November 14 annually, which will fall on Thursday this year. Children슬롯사이트s Day, also fondly called as 슬롯사이트Bal Divas슬롯사이트� or 슬롯사이트Bal Diwas슬롯사이트� in parts of the country, is celebrated to commemorate the birth anniversary of India슬롯사이트s first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, which is why the day is also celebrated as 슬롯사이트Nehru Jayanti슬롯사이트�.

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Former PM Jawaharlal Nehru said, 슬롯사이트The children of today will make the India of tomorrow. The way we bring them up will determine the future of the country.슬롯사이트� He believed that children were the architect of the country, and hence, stressed much on their education and welfare.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Greta Thunberg Quotes That Will Make You Take a Hard Look At Climate Change and The State of Planet Earth!

It is well-known that children are the building blocks of our society. As Children슬롯사이트s Day 2019 nears, we at LatestLY, bring you a list of kids who are making a change in the world. Here슬롯사이트s a look at those kids who have been inspiring people around the world with their courage, passion, and determination.

1. Greta Thunberg, Sweden, Activist on Climate Change

 

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Greta Thunberg is a 16-year-old child activist on environmental change. Hailing from Sweden, Greta has gained international recognition for her activism on action against Global Warming. She first came into the limelight last year, when she started 슬롯사이트School Strike for Climate슬롯사이트� movement outside Sweden parliament. In the same year, she addressed the UN Climate Change Conference and impressed everyone with her blunt, straightforward manner of speech.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천10 Things Schools Owe Our Future Generation.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천

2. Licypriya Kangujam, India, Environmental Activist

 

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Licypriya Kangujam is a student and environmental activist who hails from Manipur, India. The 8-year-old was chosen as one of the child activists in UN Development Programme 슬롯사이트� 슬롯사이트Young People and Climate Fighting for a Stolen Future슬롯사이트�. Last month she organised a march in Delhi, where thousands thronged to streets to combat climate change. Licypriya has won 슬롯사이트World Children슬롯사이트s Peace Prize 2019슬롯사이트�, 슬롯사이트India Peace Prize 2019슬롯사이트�, and 슬롯사이트APJ Abdul Kalam Children Award 2019슬롯사이트�.

3. Melati and Isabel Wijsen, Indonesia, Action against Plastic Bags Waste

Two sisters, Melati and Isabel Wijsen, aged 10 and 12 respectively, decided to get their home country Indonesia rid of plastic bags waste. It is a known fact that Indonesia is only second to China when it comes to marine plastic waste. Six years back, the two young sisters learnt a few lessons about significant people 슬롯사이트� Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, and Martin Luther King Jr. 슬롯사이트� in their school and decided to do something, and not wait until they become adults to make a difference. The duo is 16 and 18 currently, and their campaign 슬롯사이트Bye Bye Plastic Bags슬롯사이트� is now popular in more than 25 countries and not just limited to Indonesia.

4. Anoyara Khatun, India, Child슬롯사이트s Rights Activist

Anoyara Khatun, then a 12-year-old, was child trafficked to Delhi where she worked as a maid. When she returned to her village in North 24 Parganas district in West Bengal, she was shocked to see matters being worse, when it came to child슬롯사이트s rights. Child labour, child marriages, and child trafficking were some of the terrible things that had plagued the situation. It was then when she decided to take the matter into her hands. Now 21, she has prevented over 40 child marriages, rescued over 250 children from child labour, and registered over 250 drop-out students back to school.

5. Payal Jangid, India, Fight against Child Marriage

The then 11-year-old Payal Jangid was forced to marry at a young age, but her voice against child marriage prevented her wedding. Payal, who hails from Hinsla village in Rajasthan, then decided to make efforts towards abolishing the practice of child marriage. Six years later and after an exemplary amount of activism, Payal has stopped innumerable child marriages in and around her village. Recently, Payal became the first Indian to be awarded the 슬롯사이트Changemaker Award슬롯사이트� by Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in September.

Children슬롯사이트s Day festivities serve as a reminder of how children form an integral part of the society and how their contribution (in any form) helps make the world a better place. There are thousands of child activists across the globe who are doing their bit and contributing to a social cause. As the occasion of Children슬롯사이트s Day nears, we at LatestLY, wish you and your family a very 슬롯사이트Happy Children슬롯사이트s Day 2019!슬롯사이트�

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