Sashi Kiran, the newly appointed Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, has expressed her dedication to tackling the ongoing challenges faced by vulnerable communities in society. Following her swearing-in ceremony at the State House, Kiran emphasized the significance of her role, stating, “This is a responsibility I take with the utmost humility, knowing that the work of this ministry touches the very heart of our nation—our families, our communities, and our future.”
In her opening remarks, she acknowledged the contributions made by her predecessor, Lynda Tabuya, highlighting the foundation that has been laid for future efforts. Kiran stated, “The journey to empower women, protect children, and uplift the most vulnerable in our society is not the work of one individual but a collective effort sustained over time.”
In her vision for the ministry, Kiran underscored the critical role women play as the backbone of families and communities, while recognizing the ongoing challenges they face. She pledged to strengthen initiatives that aim to promote women’s economic empowerment, ensure gender equality, and create leadership opportunities for women across various domains.
Kiran passionately affirmed her commitment to prioritizing the protection, education, and well-being of children. She outlined her plans to combat child abuse, support vulnerable families, and cultivate environments that enable every child to thrive.
Moreover, she emphasized the necessity of extending support to often-overlooked groups, including the elderly, individuals with disabilities, and families in economic distress. Kiran vowed to review and enhance social protection programs, making them more inclusive and responsive to the community’s needs.
This fresh leadership brings hope for meaningful change as Kiran’s agenda seeks to uplift entire communities while ensuring that every individual is cared for and given opportunities to succeed.
Overall, the appointment of Sashi Kiran signals a renewed focus on community empowerment and protection, setting a hopeful tone for the future of social welfare in the country.
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