The first all-women station in India, Matunga on Central Railway (CR), manned by a staff of 41 women, has entered the Limca Book of Records, an official spokesperson said here on Monday. The unique initiative was taken by CR General Manager D.K. Sharma in July 2017 with the aim of empowering women, said CR spokesperson …
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Spread over an acre the park is divided into five blocks, with each section providing services to children with various kinds of disabilities. Hyderabad: In a first of its kind, the authorities in Hyderabad are set to open a park meant for people with special needs. Dubbed as National Park for Special Needs, the park will …
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Ongole: “The use of cycles for transportation helps personally and environmentally,” said district judge, G Priyadarsini. The judge flagged-off the cycle rally by the Andhra Pradesh Special Protection Force, to make people aware of Environmental Conservation and Pollution Control, from the rural police station in Ongole on Tuesday. Prakasam district judge G Priyadarsini flagging off …
Mysuru: Chairperson of the Children’s Rights Protection Committee Krupa Alwa on Wednesday underscored the importance of imbibing humanistic values in one’s life. Alwa, who inaugurated a discussion on ‘Issues Faced by Children of Nomadic Tribes’ jointly organised by the district administration, zilla panchayat and the department of women and child development at the JSS Law College, …
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Till date, the Indian Government has implemented a number of schemes and legislations for women to provide them with equal rights, economic opportunities, social support, legal aid, and housing among many other benefits. However, there is often a lack of awareness of these provisions and difficulties in accessing their benefits.
