The Rise of International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day began in 1909 in the United States, initiated by the Socialist Party of America. It gained global momentum after a 1910 proposal by Clara Zetkin in Germany and was first celebrated internationally in 1911, honoring women’s rights, equality, and empowerment across the world.
Shakti in Celebration: India’s Tribute to Womanhood
In India, International Women’s Day is celebrated with events, seminars, cultural programs, and campaigns highlighting women’s achievements and rights. It’s a day to honor the strength, resilience, and contributions of women in every sphere of life. The occasion reinforces the importance of gender equality, empowerment, and a more inclusive future.
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If you or your organization celebrate International Women’s Day by honoring the strength and achievements of women, share your photos or videos with us, we’d be proud to showcase them in our Gallery and Videos section. As a mark of respect, the Indian Book of Records will send you a Token of Appreciation for championing empowerment, equality, and inspiration.
