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Kishori launches with P&G Whisper, with street plays on periods in four districts

Dainik Jagran i-next
Meerut

Dainik Jagran i-next reported the launch of Kishori, Pinkishe’s programme with P&G Whisper, which used street plays to talk about periods in government schools in Meerut, Baghpat, Bulandshahr and Hapur.

The plays showed girls how to use sanitary pads, with teachers and principals joining in.

Newspaper clipping from Dainik Jagran i-next: Pinkishe launches Kishori in Meerut
Dainik Jagran i-next, Meerut

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