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Maniesh Paul launches PadBank at Cyber Hub

The Times of India
Gurugram
March 9, 2018

On International Women’s Day 2018, Cyber Hub in Gurugram turned pink as actor and anchor Maniesh Paul launched Pinkishe’s PadBank. The Times of India covered the evening in its Gurgaon Times pages.

PadBank is Pinkishe’s community menstrual health work, which individual donors keep going.

Newspaper clippings from The Times of India, Gurgaon Times: Maniesh Paul at the PadBank launch, Cyber Hub, Gurugram
The Times of India, Gurgaon Times, 9 March 2018

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