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gender equality: Four Indians shortlisted for 2023 Commonwealth Youth Awards

Four Indian young leaders have been shortlisted for this years Commonwealth Youth Awards. The group of 50 social entrepreneurs, innovators, and environmental champions aged between 15-29 make active contributions to achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Shortlisted initiatives include Climatenza Solar, which works with Coca-Cola, Tata Group and Unilever to decarbonise industrial heat.
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World News | 4 Indians Shortlisted for 2023 Commonwealth Youth Awards

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Four Indian young leaders are among 50 social entrepreneurs, environmental champions, innovators, and human rights activists from across the Commonwealth shortlisted for this year's Youth Awards. World News | 4 Indians Shortlisted for 2023 Commonwealth Youth Awards.
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Nagaland: Awareness training on menstrual hygiene launched in Kohima

Dimapur, Nov. 10 (EMN): The deputy commissioner of Kohima, Shanavas C, on November 9 launched the training and awareness programme on ‘Menstrual hygiene’ and free distribution of reusable sanitary pads in different locations under Kohima district. The training programme was organised by the district administration in collaboration with Project Baala, District Education Office, District Welfare Office and One –Stop-Centre, Kohima, a DIPR report stated. The DC, in his launching addre...
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Project Baala' partners with mountaineer Nitish Singh, accelerates awareness on menstrual hygiene

New Delhi [India], August 27 (ANI/BusinessWire India): In India, menstruation continues to be shrouded as a taboo, and about 12.1 out of 33.6 crore menstruating women use sanitary napkin in the country as per National Family Health Survey. To address the situation and expanding its initiatives Project Baala partnered with Nitish Singh, a 24-year young mountaineer who recently hoisted the tricolour on Mount Elbrus.
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