Submission 5415
Title: Do you know the right age of marrying a girl?
Theme: Child Protection
Category: RJ Link
State | City: Odisha | Bhubaneswar
Description: In this thought-provoking audio link, we explore the legal age of marrying a girl in India, which stands at 21 years. The discussion centers around a recent distressing incident in Odisha's Jajpur district on July 8, 2023 published in newspapers, where six tribal minor girls, all below the age of 18, were married off. The link raises important questions about the appropriate age for girls to marry, and the public is asked to share their opinions on the matter. Listeners will hear a range of perspectives, with the majority of the public supporting the legal age of 21 for marriage, emphasizing the importance of allowing girls to complete their education and achieve personal growth before entering matrimony. However, some responses advocating early marriage will also be featured, offering a glimpse into the diverse beliefs and cultural norms prevalent in different regions of the country. Throughout the audio, the focus remains on highlighting the significance of adhering to legal provisions and ensuring the well-being and rights of young girls. The Radio Jockey concludes the link by emphasizing the legal age of marriage for girls in India, promoting awareness and responsible decision-making surrounding this critical social issue.Translation: In this thought-provoking audio link, we explore the legal age of marrying a girl in India, which stands at 21 years. The discussion centers around a recent distressing incident in Odisha's Jajpur district on July 8, 2023 published in newspapers, where six tribal minor girls, all below the age of 18, were married off. The link raises important questions about the appropriate age for girls to marry, and the public is asked to share their opinions on the matter. Listeners will hear a range of perspectives, with the majority of the public supporting the legal age of 21 for marriage, emphasizing the importance of allowing girls to complete their education and achieve personal growth before entering matrimony. However, some responses advocating early marriage will also be featured, offering a glimpse into the diverse beliefs and cultural norms prevalent in different regions of the country. Throughout the audio, the focus remains on highlighting the significance of adhering to legal provisions and ensuring the well-being and rights of young girls. The Radio Jockey concludes the link by emphasizing the legal age of marriage for girls in India, promoting awareness and responsible decision-making surrounding this critical social issue.Credits: RJ Niel
Radio Station: Radio choklate 104fm dhum mitha