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Girls in Hisar learn to use the sanitary pad vending machines

Dainik Jagran
Hisar

Dainik Jagran reported a Menstrual Hygiene Day programme by Pinkishe at FC Senior Secondary School, Hisar.

Girls were shown how to use the sanitary pad vending machines Pinkishe had installed in local schools and a college.

Newspaper clipping from Dainik Jagran: Menstrual Hygiene Day programme in Hisar
Dainik Jagran, Hisar
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