Jharsuguda launches ‘Abhaya’ for menstrual hygiene
Jharsuguda launches Abhaya to install sanitary pad vending machines and disposal incinerators at government offices and public facilities, promoting menstrual hygiene.
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Jharsuguda launches Abhaya to install sanitary pad vending machines and disposal incinerators at government offices and public facilities, promoting menstrual hygiene.
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