Three young achievers come together to inspire girl childAll for equality

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Updated At : 12:56 PM Mar 05, 2021 IST

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Bollywood debutant Manushi Chhillar, squash sensation Dipika Pallikal and boxer Nikhat Zareen are coming together to raise awareness about equality in a new campaign aimed at inspiring young girls across India to dream big.

A source says, “This campaign titled Make a Move is aimed at encouraging and motivating women to overcome the social and psychological barriers. The campaign will uncover incredible stories of women around the world who go through great lengths to ensure movement remains part of their lives, despite physical, cultural, or psychological barriers.”

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