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India’s attitude towards abortion and infanticide doesn’t seems so different from what happens on this continent. The difference is that in our country, it’s a woman’s choice while in India, it results from contempt for women. Does it matter? People who don’t believe in abortion think phrasing it as a woman’s choice devalues women.
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SKF India launches scholarships for over 100 underprivileged meritorious girls
Launched in partnership with local NGOs Grameen Shamika Pratishtan and Prerana, the programme aims to provide support to all these girls so that they can achieve their educational and career dreams.
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SKF India on Wednesday announced a scholarship programme for over
100 underprivileged meritorious girls, who have scored over 80 percent marks in their SSC exams.
The programme first launched in 2017 is open to girls from the
Marathwada region in western Maharashtra, and
Chikkaballapur and Chamarajanagar region in Karnataka, SKF India said in a release.
Launched in partnership with local NGOs
Grameen Shamika Pratishtan and Prerana, the programme aims to provide support to all these girls so they can achieve their educational and career dreams.