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Our programme with P&G in Meerut’s government schools

Dainik Jagran i-next
Meerut

Dainik Jagran i-next reported the start of Pinkishe’s programme with P&G in Meerut’s government schools, with the support of the Basic Education Department.

Pinkishe trained the district’s academic resource persons, who help teachers talk to girls about periods, and girls receive free sanitary pads.

Newspaper clipping from Dainik Jagran i-next: girls in Meerut learn about periods
Dainik Jagran i-next, Meerut

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