Ritika Trehan celebrates Children’s Day with underprivileged girls, spreads smiles and confidence
Joins hands with Looks Salon, Channi Himmat to promote dignity, confidence and empowerment of girl child
Jammu: Marking Children’s Day with a message of compassion, inclusion and empowerment, Ritika Trehan, J&K UT Convenor of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, Indu Puri Co-Convenor, Leela Chettri Co-Convenor District Bahu celebrated the occasion with underprivileged, marginalized and economically weaker children in Channi Himmat, Jammu, bringing smiles to their faces through a special community outreach initiative.
The celebration was organised in collaboration with Looks Salon, Channi Himmat, with a special focus on young girls and the importance of ensuring that every child, irrespective of social or economic background, gets an opportunity to experience happiness, encouragement and self-confidence.
During the programme, Trehan distributed educational materials, including writing boards and pens, along with chocolates, cold drinks, cakes,samosas, pastries and other eatables among the children. She also distributed several gifts and presents, making the occasion memorable for the young participants.
As part of the celebrations, the Looks Salon team extended complimentary makeovers and professional hairstyling services to the participating girls. The initiative offered them an opportunity to enjoy a special experience while boosting their confidence and making them feel valued and appreciated. Interacting with the children, Ritika Trehan emphasised that Children’s Day should not remain confined to ceremonial celebrations but must serve as a reminder of society’s collective responsibility towards children who need care, encouragement and opportunities.
She highlighted that children from economically weaker and marginalised sections deserve equal affection, dignity, educational opportunities and access to experiences that help them develop confidence and a positive outlook towards life.
Trehan said that empowering daughters requires more than providing educational facilities. It also involves nurturing their self-esteem, recognising their potential and creating an environment where they can pursue their dreams without social or economic barriers.She appreciated the Looks Salon management and its team for coming forward with the initiative and extending their services to make the young girls feel special on the occasion.
The programme reflected the spirit of Children’s Day by bringing together social responsibility, community participation and the message of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao. It also highlighted how small gestures of kindness, encouragement and inclusion can create meaningful memories for children who often have limited opportunities to participate in such celebrations.The initiative concluded on a joyful note, with the children enjoying the festivities, gifts and refreshments, while reinforcing the message that every child deserves love, respect, happiness and an equal opportunity to build a bright future.
