1. Girls are twice less likely as boys to receive at least four years of schooling.
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2. Nearly 40% of adolescent girls in the age group of 15-18 years are not attending school while 30% of girls from the poorest families have never set foot in a classroom.
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3. It’s very tough for girls to step out at her will because one stalking case is reported every 55 minutes.
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4. More than 6 million children are born to girls under the age of 19.
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5. 5.2 million children are born to girls between 15-19 years and 7,80,000 born to girls under 15.
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6. India is home to the highest number of child brides in the world with over 47% of girls getting married before the age of 18.
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7. According to government data, some of the largest cities in India had more imbalanced sex ratios in 2011 than in rural areas.
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8. Avery 50 second a girl child is killed in India
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