Ziqitza Healthcare - 8th March Women’s day
                     Ziqitza Healthcare - 8th March Women’s day
International Women's Day (March 8) is a 
worldwide celebration of women's historical, 
cultural, and political achievements. The day 
was also observed in support of global action 
against gender inequality. We are all aware 
that the world would not function without 
women. Today is the day to thank them for 
their efforts! Women's organisations of all 
sizes came together to express how important 
they are in today's society.
What is International Women's Day?
The inaugural celebration of International Women's Day took place 
in 1909 when the Socialist Party of America honoured 15,000 
women who opposed excessive work hours, low pay, and the 
absence of voting rights in New York City.
The enormous yearly festival, formerly known as National 
Women's Day, swept across the globe (first 
commemorated in 1911), but it was Russia who 
unwittingly created the March 8 pattern. Despite the fact 
that International Women's Day became an official holiday 
in Russia in 1913, women still faced challenges as a result 
of WWI. Women had to deal with food shortages and a 
government that wouldn't listen to them while men were 
at war.
Tens of thousands of Russian women marched to the 
streets on March 8, 1917 (February 23 in the old Russian 
calendar) to demand change. Soon after, Russian women 
were granted voting rights as a result of the united call for 
relief.
The theme for International Women's Day 2022 (IWD 
2022) is "Gender equality today for a sustainable 
tomorrow," honouring the contributions of women and 
girls around the world who are leading the charge on 
climate change adaptation, mitigation, and response in 
order to create a more sustainable future for all. The 
colours of International Women's Day are purple, green, 
and white. Purple is the colour of justice and dignity. 
Green is the colour of hope. White is a contentious notion 
that denotes purity. In 1908, the Women's Social and 
Political Union (WSPU) in the United Kingdom created the 
colours.

About Ziqitza Healthcare
Since 2005, Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd (ZHL Rajasthan) has been 
India's largest emergency medical services provider. (EMS). 
They provide EMS services to hospitals, the government, and 
corporate clients throughout India and the Gulf, including 
ambulances, medical mobile units, telemedicine, and 
helplines.
 
Meet Pranjali Kiran Patil, (EMT West, 1298) our hero!
The pandemic saw countless heroes going beyond their call of 
duty and Pranjali, rescued thousands of lives with her courage 
during the trying times. This Women's Day, as we celebrate 
strong women around us, Ziqitza Rajasthan with 
ZHL Rajasthan and Ziqitza Limited Rajasthan salute Pranjali 
and many others like her for their bravado.
They have made safeguarding people's lives their 
mission. 
The "Saving & Enhancing Lives" mission of Ziqitza has 
resulted in the saving of over 42 million lives, as well as 
the transfer of 2.5 million corona patients and the 
management of over 2 million telehealth calls. The World 
Economic Forum has identified Ziqitza as one of India's 
Top 50 covid-19 pandemic last-mile responses. 
Please contact Ziqitza Healthcare Limited or visit our 
website, Ziqitza Limited, if you have any further 
questions.