What is National Girl Child Day?

A day kept in India on 24 January to focus attention on the rights, health and education of girls.

Which slogans are on the posters?

'Educate the Girl Child', 'Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao' and 'Let Her Fly', each spelled as quoted.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Flat vector uses rounded shapes in pink, marigold, teal and green; poster paint is a hand-painted competition chart; paper cut uses layered coral, peach, violet and mint paper.

Can I change the language?

Yes. Type a different language or subject, such as in Hindi, and the poster is made to that request.

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National Girl Child Day posters: school, reading, reaching high

National Girl Child Day posters — a girl in a school uniform with a satchel walking out of a village lane toward a school building, books held to her chest, "Educate the Girl Child" lettered at the top, bold flat vector poster, rounded friendly shapes, smooth gradient-free fills, chunky rounded sans lettering

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Posters for National Girl Child Day, kept in India on 24 January, for a school competition, an anganwadi wall or an office campaign. The nine show a girl walking to school with her books, a girl reading under a tree beside the slogan 'Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao', and a girl on a stack of books reaching toward a sky of stars. Type a different subject and the poster is made to that request.

a poster for a school competition on 24 January
an anganwadi wall display
an office campaign board
a classroom poster on girls' education

Frequently asked questions

What is National Girl Child Day?: A day kept in India on 24 January to focus attention on the rights, health and education of girls.
Which slogans are on the posters?: 'Educate the Girl Child', 'Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao' and 'Let Her Fly', each spelled as quoted.
What is the difference between the three styles?: Flat vector uses rounded shapes in pink, marigold, teal and green; poster paint is a hand-painted competition chart; paper cut uses layered coral, peach, violet and mint paper.
Can I change the language?: Yes. Type a different language or subject, such as in Hindi, and the poster is made to that request.

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