Every day is a Women's Day.

Every day is a Women's Day.

Every day is a women's day; there is a woman in some part of this planet who would have struggled and achieved in her life.

Every day is a women's day; there is a woman in some part of this planet who would have fought for her rights.

Every day is a women's day; there is a woman in some part of this planet who would have freed herself from the pain and torture.

Every day is a women's day; there is a woman in some part of this planet who would have successfully educated her children as a single parent.

Every day is Women's Day; a woman in some part of this planet would have finished her first flight as a pilot.

Every day is Women's Day; a woman in some part of this planet would have been inducted into the army.

Every day is Women's Day; a woman in some part of this planet would have won the hearts of millions with her inspiring speech.

Every day is a women's day; a woman in some part of this planet would have a patent for her invention.

Every day is a women's day; a woman in some part of this planet would have empowered many women.

Let us stand with the women and ensure a safe and secure life for every woman around us.

Respecting women is respecting Mother Nature.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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