Quick Reads: India's NDRF Team Rescues 6-Year-Old Girl In Turkey And More

It’s easy to miss some important news in the hectic daily schedule, so we have compiled a list of recent women-centric news you may have missed.

In the latest news, India's NDRF team rescued a 6-year-old girl in Turkey who was stuck inside the debris over three days following the 7.8 magnitude earthquake.

Here are some more quick reads that will keep you up to date.

Quick Reads

India's NDRF Team Rescues Girl In Turkey

The 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria unleashed a catastrophe with a death toll crossing 20,000. India sent its rescue and medical teams, including an Army medical team and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF).

NDRF personnel successfully pulled out a 6-year-old girl who was stuck inside the debris for over three days in Gaziantep's Nurdagi city.

The girl was shifted to 16 Parafield hospital of the Indian Army in Turkey.

Suggested Reading: 7-Year-Old Syrian Girl Shields Brother From Debris While Trapped Under Rubble

Google Doodle Honours PK Rosy, First Female Lead In Malayalam Cinema

Google celebrated the 120th birth anniversary of PK Rosy, the first female lead in Malayalam cinema with an animated doodle.

PK Rosy was born in Thiruvananthapuram on February 10, 1903, and played the lead role in Vigathakumaran. She played the role of Sarojini and the film included a scene in which the male lead kissed a flower in her hair.

It is said that the actor was forced to leave Kerala after the backlash.

President Droupadi Murmu Says Families Can Be Empowered Only By Empowering Women

President Droupadi Murmu addressed a national convention on 'Women as Foundation of Value-based Society' in Gurgaon.

The President said that families could only be empowered by the empowerment of women, which would make for an empowered society and nation.

Image Of Turkish Woman Thanks Indian Army Personnel Goes Viral

A picture of a Turkish woman kissing the face of an Indian Army woman soldier who was working in Turkey to provide rescue and relief is going viral.

The image was shared by the official Twitter handle of the Additional Directorate General of Public Information (ADG PI) of the Indian Army. The caption read, "We care."