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As DG plans to unveil comprehensive vision By Harry Awurumibe, Editor, Abuja Bureau The Director General and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Industrial Training Fund (ITF), Dr. Afiz Oluwatoyin Ogun has said that as agency of the federal government that is vested with the mandate of Human Capital Development (HCD) of Nigeria, it
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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], March 7 (ANI/PRNewswire): Women are an essential asset to society today. Provided enough opportunities, women have proven to be at par with the standards and much more in any given field. May it be any facet of life, the woman is the anchor with the strength to pave the way ahead. Project Pavitra: bridging the gaps in awareness and hygiene Project Pavitra, started by The Art of Living under the able guidance of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, has already reached many rural, urban slum and tribal areas to work to uplift women. It has impacted nearly 1,11,000 rural women through different livelihood methods like food processing, bag making, tailoring and embroidery, agarbatti rolling, and areca nut plate making. Around 623 self-help groups have been formed to work in these areas. The project also focuses on women's menstrual health and hygiene, primarily emphasizing adolescent girls. A topic of discussion still considered taboo in many parts of the countr