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🌸 International Daughters’ Day 2025 – Celebrate Love, Empowerment & Equality 🌍 Introduction Every year, the fourth Sunday of September is celebrated as International Daughters’ Day . In 2025, it falls on 28th September , a day dedicated to appreciating the love, care, and strength daughters bring to our lives. This celebration is a reminder to break gender stereotypes, promote equality, and create a world where daughters are cherished, respected, and empowered . 📖 History & Significance The origin of Daughters’ Day comes from the need to counter gender discrimination in societies where girls were undervalued. Initially, it began as a movement to value daughters equally as sons . Today, it is observed globally as a celebration of love, empowerment, and gender equality. 👉 In India , daughters are culturally revered as a form of Goddess Lakshmi , representing prosperity and happiness. Related Blog: [ Why Education for Girls is the Key to Equality ] 💖 Why...

Child Influencers in India 2025: Legal Rights, Risks & Protection 🌐 Introduction Child influencers, also known as “kidfluencers,” have emerged as a global phenomenon. Some children now earn millions of Rupees through social media sponsorships and brand collaborations. While this highlights talent and creativity, it also raises ethical, legal, and social concerns around child exploitation, privacy, and mental health. Kidfluencers create content documenting daily life, toys, games, and vlogs aimed at other children. This content generates massive online followings and commercial profit, making child influencers both participants and earners in the digital economy. 📖 Who Are Child Influencers? Child influencers are children under legal age who gain significant social media presence by creating content. Their videos, posts, and vlogs often generate revenue through sponsorships, advertisements, and merchandise. ⚖️ Legal Framework in India Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulatio...