#Girl's Education in Gujarat

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Importance of Girl's Education in Gujarat

From fighting poverty to boosting economies, investing in girls' education creates a brighter future for all. Girls' education in Gujarat is establishing new norms to promote equality and opportunities simultaneously. SKV, an international residential school, believes that educated girls break barriers, empower communities, and drive progress.

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Girls are saved, Girls are educated but where's her dignity!

"Save Girl, Educate Girl" campaign, "Daughter is our proud" slogan, Women's day celebration - But nothing will be changed if girls life is only for the marriage. One in five underage girls and one in six boys are still getting married before the age of 18 (Now the legal age is 21), according to a Lancet Global Health study, despite the fact that the frequency of child marriage in India decreased from 49.4% in 1993 to 22.3% in 2021. More than 13.4 million women between the ages of 20 and 24 were reportedly pushed into marriage as children by 2021, according to research estimates. Lead author Jewel Gausman, a research associate at Harvard T H Chan School of Public Health, stated in the school's news release that "child marriage is a human rights violation." A number of negative health outcomes are both a cause and an effect of social and economic vulnerability. We saw a state or union territory's stall in achieving zero child marriage, which is cause for grave concern and a demand for India to rekindle progress. West Bengal recorded the greatest increase in child weddings in the nation, with over 500,000 girls getting married at an early age, compared to Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state, which showed the largest decline in child marriages between 1993 and 2021. In contrast, Manipur, Goa, and Gujarat were unable to stop the rise in underage marriages (among boys) between 2006 and 2021. "The historical implementation of programs to address child marriage has varied across and within states, given that state governments tend to enact social sector policy in India," the researchers stated. In the last eight years, six Indian states reported a higher rate of child marriage in girls than the other 22 states, despite strict laws against this practice. "States that presently have a high burden and prevalence of child marriage, such Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, and Rajasthan, should receive special attention. They said, "Child marriages have long-term effects on fertility, health, and mortality patterns that negatively impact the population's well-being and the economy." While some research indicates that minimum marriage age laws have a positive impact on lowering the incidence of child marriage in nations that have enacted them, others contend that these laws are difficult to enforce, particularly in remote and difficult-to-reach areas or in situations where other authorities, such as religious institutions, can perform marriages without government oversight, ultimately having little effect. Furthermore, laws prohibiting child marriage might not be properly enforced, which would lessen their impact, they continued.

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Did Shiva have any daughters?

Yes Shiva has at least two daughters, described in Shiva Mahapurana (Rudra Sanhita, Sati Khanda), Padma Mahapurana, and other Shastras, and worshipped in Hindu communities.

Shiva’s best-known daughter is Ashokasundari, also named Bala Tripurasundari, Lavanya, Anvi, and Viraja. She is a Goddess of trees, gardens, harmony, devotion, beauty, the alleviation of sorrow, and also Goddess of salt. She is also associated with Kinnara spirits. She is especially worshipped in Gujarat and neighboring areas, where various Vratas are observed in her honor. She married a mortal man, and had a hundred daughters and one son.

She is also widely worshipped in South India as Bala Tripurasundari. We worship her in my local temple, and I have also seen her being worshipped in temples in Tamil Nadu. My Guru also teaches about her, and she appears in various Shakta scriptures of the Shrikula tradition. The charming story is told of her that when she was only a small child (six or nine years old I think, I forget the exact number), her mother Lalita Tripurasundari was preparing to go to war against an army of thousands of demons. Little Bala insisted that she was fully educated in the arts of war and she wanted to come fight too. Her reluctant mother eventually allowed Bala to fight in the battle, where this brilliant divine fireball of a little girl fiercely slew thirty demons.

Another daughter of Shiva is Jyoti, also known as Jwalamukhi (Blazing Face) Rayaki, and Raka, Goddess of light, grace, and the full moon. She is worshipped in many temples in Tamil Nadu as well as North India. I have seen her temples in Nepal. She is worshipped as Raka in the Vedas.

Some (particularly in Bengal) say that the Goddess Manasa is a daughter of Shiva. However the Shastras contradict this, and I personally do not believe it. I actually have my own theory about where this idea started.

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Price: [price_with_discount] (as of [price_update_date] - Details) [ad_1] Product Description FOUNDER'S STORY Aruna Solanki, the founder of Wicked Gourmet Kitchen by Mirai, was born in 1948 in a modest family in Surendranagar, Gujarat. Her parents later moved to erstwhile Bombay in pursuit of a better life for their 3 children. In an era when higher education for women was rare, Aruna pushed the boundaries and earned an advanced degree. She completed her Masters in Chemistry from Bombay University. That same year she married her Chartered Accountant beau and challenged the societal norm of arranged marriages. She has raised a family with 2 children and 3 grandchildren, instilling values of working hard, challenging the status quo, helping others and giving back to the community. Aruna has been a homemaker, but that has never deterred her from her ideologies. From being an active Lioness Club member to taking over reigns of her husband’s business soon after he suffered paralytic stroke, she is an ensemble of compassion, strength and determination. Keeping a finger on the current market scenarios and having a vision for he future, Aruna has launched the brand on digital platforms as she envisions online commerce and global reach to be the future and has laid a firm foundation, in that direction. FOUNDER'S BELIEF AND IDEOLOGY She believes, when status-quo is challenged & redefined – the Ordinary achieve the Extra-Ordinary.. and when the ordinary rise, to challenge the status-quo, they shake the very foundation of the society, they break the shackles of the existing belief systems, they force you to think differently and compel you to re-define limitations. They cause disruption of massive proportions to take a giant leap forward for all of society. Some see them as rebels and some as revolutionaries, some see them as radicalizing the society and some as re-defining the society: They OWN a Movement – Mahatma Gandhi (Ahimsa – Non-Violence Movement) They BUILD a better World – Mother Teresa (Compassion and Healing for the poorest of poor) They LEAD a Nation – Indira Gandhi (first and only woman prime minister of India) They BREAK Barriers – APJ Abdul Kalam (Missile Man of India and former President of India) They BREACH Boundaries – Gunjan Saxena (First Indian woman to fly a helicopter in combat zone, Kargil Girl) OUR BRAND STORY When the pandemic brought the world to a standstill and people had time to reflect on life outside the hustle bustle of the daily grind, Aruna saw an opportunity to use her passion, to help the less privileged. At the tender age of 72 years when most people think of hanging their boots, she tied her shoe laces and embarked on her culinary journey. The term WICKED GOURMET was coined not only to impress her ideologies but also to reflect her personality and attitude in the brand. The word WICKED has many positive connotations in today's world - clever, out of the box, re-evaluate, inspire to think differently, naughty, fun loving, young spirited, rebel or revolutionary... the list is never ending. BRAND VALUES: Quality before Margins - People before Profits - Ethics before Earnings

BRAND IDEOLOGY: Push the Boundaries, Challenge the Status - Quo, Think Out of the Box, Never Stop having Fun ABOUT OUR PRODUCTS Wicked Gourmet Kitchen by Mirai is a brand where culinary art meets the science of food. You will not find these flavours every easily in the market. Our products cater to diverse palate needs and are WICKED-ly delicious!! These recipes are a treasure trove of Aruna Solanki's culinary passion of more than 50 years and are made with her own WICKED twiist on them, using only the finest natural ingredients are Gluten Free and Preservative Free. If you are as WICKED as we are, give us a try. We promise you won't regret it. * only cheese sauces contain preservatives PRODUCT RANGE AND CUISINES Our Products are CLEAN LABEL and made of finest quality ALL NATURAL ingredients. They are PRESERVATIVE FREE, GLUTEN FREE, NO MSG, NO ADDED FLAVOURS and NO ADDED COLOURS. Our product range consists of both JAIN and NON - JAIN products. PRODUCT RANGE: Sauces - Italian Pizza Sauce, Marinara Pasta Sauce, Arrabiata Pasta Sauce, Jain Pizza, Pasta Sauce and Enchilada Sauce. Cheese Sauces - Classic Cheese Sauce (Jain), Jalapeno Cheese Sauce (Jain), Nacho Cheese Sauce, Italian Herbed Cheese Sauce and Chile con Queso Cheese Sauce. Spreads - Mexican Bean Spread and Jain Mexican Beans. Dips - Classic Mexican Salsa, Jain Jalapeno Salsa, Aglio e Olio and Red Chilli Garlic Oil. Chutneys - Schezwan Chilli Chaptata, Jain Schezwan Chilli Chatpata, Hyderabadi Lasun Chutney, and Khatta Meetha Nimbu Chutney. Simmering Gravy - Masala Butter Gravy, Punjabi Salan, Jain Punjabi Salan and Kerala Curry. Subzis (Heat and Serve) - Punjabi Rajma Masala, Jain Punjabi Rajma Masala, Dal Makhani, Jain Dal Makhani, Amritsari Pindi Chole, Jain Amritsari Chole, Maharashtrian Misal. Desserts (All Jain) - Chocolate Walnut Fudge, Chocolate Hazelnut Fudge, Dark Chocolate Hazelnut Fudge, Dark Fantasy Fudge and White Chocolate Cranberry Fudge. Pickles (Jain - Seasonal and Limited QTY) - Gujarati Chundo (Sundried) and Gujarati Gud Keri (Sundried). TYPES OF CUISINES: Italian, Mexican, American, Asian, Indian and many more... * only cheese sauces contain preservatives. ** Products are also available in COMBOS. Classic Cheese Sauce is made with REAL CHEDDAR CHEESE and REAL MILK. Contains REAL CHEDDAR CHEESE. Eat with Nachos, Tacos, Chips, Bread, Toasts, Sticks, Broccoli and a whole host of bitings. Cheese lovers simply lick it!! Classic Cheese Sauce has No Added Flavours - No added Colours Classic Cheese Sauce is made in small batches. WICKED GOURMET KITCHEN by MIRAI implements the Strictest Hygiene Standards, Best Practices and Internationally accepted processes and packaging methods. This helps keep our Gourmet products made with ALL NATURAL INGREDIENTS and PRESERVATIVE FREE - Fresher for longer!!; Package Content: Pack of 1 X Classic Cheese Sauce; Item Weight: 300g [ad_2]

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What is the scholarship for girls in Gujarat 2024?

Post Matric Gujarat Scholarship for ST Girl Students is a scholarship for ST girl students who have passed the 10th standard examination and are pursuing higher education in government or private colleges or universities in Gujarat. The scholarship amount is INR 7,500 per year.

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India is facing a severe public health challenge, with more than 50% of children under the age of five suffering from acute malnutrition in some form. The latest data from the **National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5)** highlights the grim reality of child malnutrition, which manifests in conditions such as stunting, wasting, underweight, and micronutrient deficiencies. These indicators not only threaten the health of millions but also jeopardize the country’s developmental future. The Extent of the Problem 1. Prevalence of Malnutrition: - Wasting (severe thinness due to weight loss) affects 19.3% of children. - Stunting (low height for age, indicating chronic malnutrition) impacts 35.5% of children. - Underweight (low weight for age) affects 32.1% of children under five. - Anaemia affects 67.1% of children, an alarming rise compared to previous years. 2. Regional Disparities: States like Maharashtra and Gujarat report the highest number of severely wasted children, while Uttar Pradesh and Assam have seen increasing malnutrition rates over recent years. In contrast, states like Haryana and Puducherry have shown improvement in nutrition indicators.  Causes Behind Acute Malnutrition Several factors contribute to this widespread crisis: 1. Poverty and Food Insecurity: Many families cannot afford or access a balanced diet, leading to chronic nutritional deficiencies. 2.Lack of Awareness: Low levels of education, especially among mothers, result in inadequate feeding practices and poor nutrition during critical developmental years. 3. Poor Sanitation and Hygiene: Unsafe water and lack of sanitation expose children to infections, reducing nutrient absorption. 4.Inadequate Healthcare Services: Limited access to quality healthcare for maternal and child health further exacerbates malnutrition rates. 5. Gender Inequality: Socio-cultural practices often deprive girl children of equitable food and healthcare, worsening malnutrition in female children. Long-Term Impact Malnutrition among children under five has far-reaching consequences: -Physical and Cognitive Development: Stunting and wasting hinder physical growth and brain development, affecting educational outcomes and earning potential. - Health Risks: Malnourished children face higher risks of infections and mortality. - Economic Burden: Malnutrition imposes a significant financial strain on families and the nation, reducing productivity and increasing healthcare costs. --- Steps Toward a Solution While India has implemented programs like Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) and Poshan Abhiyaan, their reach and effectiveness remain limited. Addressing malnutrition requires: - Strengthening maternal and child nutrition programs. - Promoting dietary diversity and micronutrient supplementation. - Enhancing sanitation and hygiene infrastructure. - Expanding access to quality healthcare services in rural areas. - Launching community-driven awareness campaigns on nutrition. --- Acute malnutrition among children under five years poses a grave challenge to India’s health and socio-economic development. Immediate, multi-sectoral interventions are needed to combat this crisis. By addressing root causes and improving service delivery, India can work towards a healthier and brighter future for its children. For further reading, refer to resources from NFHS-5, UNICEF, and government initiatives tackling malnutrition.

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India is facing a severe public health challenge, with more than 50% of children under the age of five suffering from acute malnutrition in some form. The latest data from the **National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5)** highlights the grim reality of child malnutrition, which manifests in conditions such as stunting, wasting, underweight, and micronutrient deficiencies. These indicators not only threaten the health of millions but also jeopardize the country’s developmental future. The Extent of the Problem 1. Prevalence of Malnutrition: - Wasting (severe thinness due to weight loss) affects 19.3% of children. - Stunting (low height for age, indicating chronic malnutrition) impacts 35.5% of children. - Underweight (low weight for age) affects 32.1% of children under five. - Anaemia affects 67.1% of children, an alarming rise compared to previous years. 2. Regional Disparities: States like Maharashtra and Gujarat report the highest number of severely wasted children, while Uttar Pradesh and Assam have seen increasing malnutrition rates over recent years. In contrast, states like Haryana and Puducherry have shown improvement in nutrition indicators.  Causes Behind Acute Malnutrition Several factors contribute to this widespread crisis: 1. Poverty and Food Insecurity: Many families cannot afford or access a balanced diet, leading to chronic nutritional deficiencies. 2.Lack of Awareness: Low levels of education, especially among mothers, result in inadequate feeding practices and poor nutrition during critical developmental years. 3. Poor Sanitation and Hygiene: Unsafe water and lack of sanitation expose children to infections, reducing nutrient absorption. 4.Inadequate Healthcare Services: Limited access to quality healthcare for maternal and child health further exacerbates malnutrition rates. 5. Gender Inequality: Socio-cultural practices often deprive girl children of equitable food and healthcare, worsening malnutrition in female children. Long-Term Impact Malnutrition among children under five has far-reaching consequences: -Physical and Cognitive Development: Stunting and wasting hinder physical growth and brain development, affecting educational outcomes and earning potential. - Health Risks: Malnourished children face higher risks of infections and mortality. - Economic Burden: Malnutrition imposes a significant financial strain on families and the nation, reducing productivity and increasing healthcare costs. --- Steps Toward a Solution While India has implemented programs like Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) and Poshan Abhiyaan, their reach and effectiveness remain limited. Addressing malnutrition requires: - Strengthening maternal and child nutrition programs. - Promoting dietary diversity and micronutrient supplementation. - Enhancing sanitation and hygiene infrastructure. - Expanding access to quality healthcare services in rural areas. - Launching community-driven awareness campaigns on nutrition. --- Acute malnutrition among children under five years poses a grave challenge to India’s health and socio-economic development. Immediate, multi-sectoral interventions are needed to combat this crisis. By addressing root causes and improving service delivery, India can work towards a healthier and brighter future for its children. For further reading, refer to resources from NFHS-5, UNICEF, and government initiatives tackling malnutrition.

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Digital Gujarat Scholarship 2024

Key Scholarships Under Digital Gujarat

Post SSC Scholarship for Boys and Girls (SEBC):

This scholarship is for students who have passed their SSC (10th grade) and are pursuing higher education.

Scholarship Amount: Up to INR 2,000 per annum.

Pre-Matric Scholarship for SC/ST Students:

Focuses on providing financial help to SC/ST students before completing their matriculation (10th grade).

Scholarship Amount: Ranges from INR 3,000 to INR 5,000 per annum 

depending on the grade.

MYSY (Mukhyamantri Yuva Swavalamban Yojana):

This scholarship is available to students from economically backward classes pursuing undergraduate degrees.

Scholarship Amount: Up to INR 50,000 depending on the course and performance.

Laptop Scholarship:

A scheme for meritorious students, particularly for those in higher education. Eligible students can either receive a free laptop or financial aid to purchase one.

Eligibility: Students must meet merit-based criteria set by the Gujarat Government.

Girls' Scholarships (2024):

Special scholarships focusing on girl students, such as Post SSC Scholarship for Girls (SEBC), aim to empower young women to continue their studies and reduce the gender gap in education.

Scholarship Amount: Up to INR 6,000 annually for eligible girls.

Key Points

Scholarship Amount: The amount varies based on the scholarship type and category of the applicant. It can range from INR 4,000 to INR 20,000 per year for different educational levels and categories.

Laptop Scholarship: A special scheme provides free laptops or financial assistance to students pursuing higher education. Eligible students can apply through the Digital Gujarat portal.

Girls Scholarship 2024: Several scholarships specifically target girl students, such as the Post SSC Scholarship for Girls (SEBC) and other programs focusing on girl empowerment in Gujarat.

How to Login to Digital Gujarat Scholarship Portal:

Visit the official website: Digital Gujarat

Click on the “Login” button on the top right.

Enter your username (Aadhaar number or registered email).

Provide your password and complete the captcha.

After logging in, you can access the scholarship application form, check status, and other services.

How to Check Scholarship Status

Once logged in, navigate to the "Scholarship Application Status" section.

Enter your application ID or search by your registered details.

The portal will display your current scholarship status, including whether the scholarship is approved or pending.

Important Links

Home Page :- Visit now

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Gujarat State official website : Visit now

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Fiinovation News: Latest Insights into Social Innovation and CSR Trends

Fiinovation, a pioneer in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) consulting in India, continues to make significant strides in addressing the country’s social and environmental challenges. With over a decade of experience, the firm connects corporates with NGOs, fostering sustainable development and enhancing India’s social welfare landscape.

Recent Highlights

9th Annual Blood Donation Camp (September 27, 2024): Fiinovation organized this camp in collaboration with Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital to address the critical blood shortage in India, which requires around 12 million units annually. CEO Mr. Soumitro Chakraborty emphasized the community’s role in saving lives through donation.

Celebrating 16 Years of Excellence (September 30, 2024): Marking its 16th anniversary, Fiinovation celebrates its commitment to CSR across sectors like healthcare, education, and environment.

Project SUNO Launch (September 2, 2024): In partnership with V Guard and the Tagore Society, this initiative addresses hearing impairment in West Bengal, highlighting Fiinovation’s proactive approach to health-related CSR.

Women Empowerment in Faridabad (February 9, 2024): A skill development program launched with V-Guard empowers women through sewing skills, fostering economic independence.

Scholarship Initiative for Girls: In collaboration with DP World, this program aims to promote education for girl students in Gujarat, addressing gender disparities.

Swaasth Shahi Healthcare Project (September 16, 2024): Transforming healthcare access in the NCR region, this initiative improves medical services for underserved communities.

Solar-Powered Health Centre (March 12, 2024): A new solar-powered facility in Rewari sets a benchmark for sustainable healthcare in rural areas.

Fiinovation’s ongoing efforts, including COVID-19 relief projects, showcase its dedication to community engagement and meaningful change. By connecting corporates with impactful initiatives, Fiinovation News exemplifies how corporate engagement can address complex social issues. Stay connected for updates on future initiatives and opportunities to participate in creating a positive impact.

To know more visit: https://fiinovation.co.in/fiinovation-news/

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DP World Partners With Fiinovation to Launch Scholarship For Girl Students in Gujarat

DP World, an end-to-end supply chain logistics provider, has collaborated with the not-for-profit arm of Fiinovation to launch a girl child education scholarship. The female student scholarship programme has been named ‘Pragati’ and it will be undertaken in Mundra, Gujarat.

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Causes of vaginal bleeding after sex - Causes of vaginal bleeding after sex

Apart from sex taboo, it is a kind of mental bankruptcy that people still associate bleeding after sex with virginity. Whereas sometimes this situation can be so dangerous that the girl may lose her life. On September 22, a case came to light from Navsari district of Gujarat, which has proved how important sex education is. A 23-year-old girl died due to post intercourse bleeding in Navsari…

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Youth and Politics!

A significant number of individuals have come together to demonstrate the strength of community and unity amid the speech conflict between two communities in Gujarat. Where have all these vibrant social groups disappeared to when the region needed them? There are numerous problems when powerful individuals use their position to silence the voice of the common man. Newspaper report many such cases and many not under the influence. A hit and run case driver flees from the spot and police do not register complaint. It’s obvious that that individual won’t be able to fight to the system but where all these unity are not available that time. There’s a report regarding teasing to school girls while going to the schools and no man come forward to help.  If citizen want development, they need to be aware of the issues that affect humanity. Its pity that youth are more interested in power, influence and footage and they find the platform in political parties campaign. I remind my report as a part of the leading newspaper’s taste drive. The students from renowned colleges in my city were unaware about state education minister, home minister and women and child development minister is far thing. They even were unaware about the candidate from their area and they are excited about voting. We talk a lot about youth and politics but how many young people are there who actually notice every data, action and news! Women leadership we talk a lot but I can name only two women Mrs. Maneka Gandhi and Mrs. Nirmala Sitaraman as a great leader. Is there any fair opportunity for the rest of the women who are doing their best in women empowerment! 33% reservation is for the influential women more or less. Youth and politics does not mean youth in politics. It means awareness among youth and aware youth who can think and write about nation facing the issue. I wish 2024 will change the scenario.

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NAVRATRI / MAA DURGA PUJA

Navratri and Durga Puja are two major Hindu festivals celebrated with great enthusiasm across India, though their significance and style of celebration vary across regions.

Navratri, meaning "Nine Nights," is a festival dedicated to the worship of Goddess Durga in her nine forms. It typically spans nine days and nights and occurs twice a year – Chaitra Navratri (spring) and Sharad Navratri (autumn). The autumn Navratri is more widely celebrated and culminates in Dussehra or Vijayadashami, marking the victory of good over evil.

The chief deity adorned on these days is the feminine principle of the divinity. Therefore, all the forms of Mother Goddesses are heralded, worshiped and adorned on these days. Called as Shakti, the female energy represents the universe, while Shiva represents the consciousness or soul.

Maa Durga is the ultimate source of power who takes care of the entire universe and feeds it. The Navratri festival glorifies the eternal power of Durga and seeks her blessing and protection. As per the legend, there was a demon called Mahishasura who was a terror to all the three worlds.

As per the boons he had received, he could not be killed by any gods, humans or demons except the feminine energy, which he underestimated to be insufficient to vanquish him. To save all the worlds from his captivity, Mother Durga, assumed a terrific form and waged a war against him for nine days and killed him on the tenth day. The word Durga also means the power which destroys misery and sufferings.

A Sanskrit verse heralds Mother Durga as “Durga Dhurgati Nashini”, the one who destroys afflictions. Worshipping Mother Durga on these nine days is said to confer joy, prosperity, wealth, hope, wisdom, success and lasting happiness.

The Navratri festival is a sort of refreshing and recharging one. Homes, educational institutions, businesses and organizations clean their premises and conduct pujas and worship on these nine days.

Some of the key Aspects:

Goddess Worship: Each of the nine days is dedicated to a different avatar of Durga (Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, etc.).

Fasting and Rituals: Devotees observe fasts and perform daily pujas (prayers) with offerings of flowers, fruits, and sweets.

Garba and Dandiya Raas: In Gujarat and Maharashtra, it is celebrated with dance forms like Garba and Dandiya Raas, which are performed in groups, with people wearing colorful traditional attire.

Kanya Pujan: On the eighth or ninth day, young girls are honored as embodiments of the goddess and offered food and gifts.

Dussehra: The tenth day symbolizes the victory of Lord Rama over Ravana or Goddess Durga over the demon Mahishasura.

Durga Puja celebration :

Durga Puja, particularly prominent in West Bengal, Odisha, Assam, and Bihar, celebrates the victory of Goddess Durga over the buffalo demon Mahishasura. It typically spans five days (Shashthi, Saptami, Ashtami, Navami, and Dashami) but preparation and celebrations can last longer.

Some of the key Aspects:

Idol Worship: Elaborate pandals (temporary structures) house stunning idols of Durga, along with her children (Lakshmi, Saraswati, Ganesha, and Kartikeya). Devotees visit these pandals to offer prayers and seek blessings.

Cultural Festivities: Durga Puja is not just a religious event but also a cultural extravaganza. Traditional dances, plays, music performances, and art exhibitions form an integral part of the celebration.

Anjali and Sindoor Khela: Devotees offer Pushpanjali (flower offerings) on Ashtami, and on Dashami, married women apply sindoor (vermillion) on each other as part of Sindoor Khela, symbolizing the goddess's departure to her heavenly abode.

Immersion (Visarjan): The idols are immersed in water bodies, symbolizing Durga's return to Mount Kailash.

While both festivals celebrate the feminine divine and the triumph of good over evil, Navratri tends to have a more pan-Indian presence, while Durga Puja is particularly grand in Eastern India, especially Kolkata. Both festivals bring communities together and inspire a spirit of devotion and joy.

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Sanitary pad vending machine manufacturer in india

As menstrual hygiene awareness continues to grow across India, more organizations and institutions are installing sanitary pad vending machines to ensure women and girls have easy access to sanitary products. Several manufacturers in India specialize in producing high-quality, reliable, and affordable sanitary pad vending machines. Here’s a list of some of the leading sanitary pad vending machine manufacturers in India.

1. Saral Designs

Overview: Saral Designs is a well-known manufacturer of innovative solutions for menstrual hygiene in India. Their sanitary pad vending machines are designed with ease of use and convenience in mind. Saral also provides smart vending machines with cashless payment options.

Key Products:

Coin-operated sanitary pad vending machines

Smart vending machines with card and mobile payment systems

Machines with large capacity, suitable for schools, offices, and public spaces

Features:

Easy-to-use interface

Durable, long-lasting build

Available in multiple capacities

Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra Website: Saral Designs

2. Vendiman

Overview: Vendiman is a leading manufacturer in the vending solutions space, providing smart and efficient vending machines, including sanitary pad vending machines. Their machines are widely used in public places, malls, and offices across India.

Key Products:

Cashless sanitary pad vending machines

Coin-operated models

Customized vending solutions for different spaces

Features:

Modern design

Cashless payment options (cards, UPI, mobile wallets)

High capacity and low maintenance

Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra Website: Vendiman

3. She Wings

Overview: She Wings focuses on manufacturing sanitary pad vending machines that cater to schools, colleges, and offices. They offer cost-effective solutions for organizations looking to provide free or affordable access to sanitary products.

Key Products:

Manual and coin-operated vending machines

Machines for free sanitary pad distribution

Low-capacity models for schools and small offices

Features:

Simple and easy-to-operate

Affordable pricing

Minimal maintenance required

Location: Delhi Website: She Wings

4. NapiNest

Overview: NapiNest specializes in providing sanitary pad vending machines to educational institutions and public offices. Their machines are designed to ensure easy access to sanitary pads at minimal or no cost, with a focus on promoting menstrual hygiene.

Key Products:

Coin-operated vending machines

Free-dispensing sanitary pad machines

Compact and high-capacity models

Features:

User-friendly operation

Affordable for schools and government offices

Designed for easy installation and maintenance

Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu Website: NapiNest

5. Shri Rang Enterprise

Overview: Shri Rang Enterprise is a prominent manufacturer of vending machines in India, including sanitary pad vending machines. Their products are designed with durability and simplicity, making them ideal for use in high-traffic areas.

Key Products:

Coin and token-operated sanitary pad vending machines

Wall-mounted machines

Machines with multiple payment methods

Features:

Stainless steel construction for durability

High capacity for public spaces

Easy-to-install wall-mounted designs

Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat Website: Shri Rang Enterprise

6. Kiosk Technologies

Overview: Kiosk Technologies offers a range of sanitary pad vending machines suited for schools, colleges, and public places. They focus on creating machines that are affordable, easy to use, and highly functional.

Key Products:

Coin-operated sanitary pad vending machines

Cashless and token-based models

High-capacity models for high-traffic areas

Features:

Durable construction

Affordable pricing for institutions

Customizable options available

Location: Hyderabad, Telangana Website: Kiosk Technologies

7. Selex

Overview: Selex is a trusted name in the vending machine industry in India. Their sanitary pad vending machines are known for their reliability, ease of use, and modern payment systems. They cater to a wide range of clients, including schools, offices, and public institutions.

Key Products:

Manual sanitary pad vending machines

Coin and cashless vending options

Customized machines for large institutions

Features:

Cashless payment integration

Durable and reliable build

High-capacity machines for public spaces

Location: Pune, Maharashtra Website: Selex

Conclusion

When choosing a sanitary pad vending machine manufacturer in India, it’s essential to consider factors like capacity, payment methods, durability, and ease of maintenance. Manufacturers like Saral Designs, Vendiman, and She Wings offer a range of solutions, from simple manual machines to advanced cashless vending systems, ensuring that institutions, public places, and offices can provide sanitary pads conveniently and efficiently.

Whether you’re installing machines in schools, public places, or offices, these manufacturers provide reliable solutions to promote menstrual hygiene and improve accessibility to sanitary products.

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Parul University: NO.#1 College in Vadodara

Parul University, located in Vadodara, Gujarat, India, is a distinguished multi-disciplinary university offering a wide range of programs across various fields such as engineering, management, pharmacy, applied sciences, arts, commerce, law, and health sciences. Established in 2015 under the Gujarat Private Universities Act, Parul University has quickly gained recognition for its commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and holistic development.

Overview

Founding and Vision:

Established by Parul Arogya Seva Mandal Trust.

Vision to provide quality education, foster research and innovation, and develop socially responsible professionals.

Academic Programs

Engineering and Technology:

Undergraduate Programs (B.Tech): Specializations include Computer Science, Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Electronics & Communication, Information Technology, and more.

Postgraduate Programs (M.Tech): Advanced studies in various engineering fields.

Diploma Programs: Various specializations in engineering for diploma holders.

Management Studies:

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA): Focuses on developing managerial and business skills.

Master of Business Administration (MBA): Specializations include Finance, Marketing, Human Resource Management, International Business, and more.

Ph.D. Programs: Research opportunities in various management fields.

Health Sciences:

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS): Comprehensive medical education and training.

Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS): Dental education and clinical practice.

Nursing, Physiotherapy, and Allied Health Sciences: Various programs focusing on different aspects of healthcare.

Pharmacy:

Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm): Fundamental and advanced pharmaceutical studies.

Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm): Specializations in Pharmacology, Pharmaceutics, and more.

Applied Sciences:

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.): Various specializations including Biotechnology, Microbiology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and more.

Master of Science (M.Sc.): Advanced studies in selected disciplines.

Arts, Commerce, and Law:

Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com): Various specializations in humanities and commerce.

Bachelor of Laws (LLB), Integrated LLB: Legal studies with various specializations.

Master of Laws (LLM): Advanced legal education and research.

Facilities and Infrastructure

Campus:

Spread over a sprawling 150-acre campus with modern architecture and lush greenery.

State-of-the-art infrastructure including smart classrooms, advanced laboratories, and seminar halls.

Library:

Well-stocked library with a vast collection of books, journals, periodicals, and digital resources.

Provides access to national and international research databases and e-resources.

Hostel:

Separate hostels for boys and girls with all necessary amenities.

Provides a safe, comfortable, and conducive living environment for students from across the globe.

Healthcare:

On-campus multi-specialty hospital offering medical services to students and faculty.

Regular health check-ups and medical camps.

Sports and Extracurricular Activities:

Extensive sports facilities including grounds for cricket, football, basketball, tennis, and volleyball.

Encourages participation in cultural events, technical fests, and various student clubs and societies.

Placement and Industry Collaboration

Placement Cell:

Active placement cell dedicated to assisting students with internships and job placements.

Organizes regular campus recruitment drives, job fairs, and career counseling sessions.

Industry Linkages:

Collaborates with industry leaders to ensure the curriculum is aligned with industry needs.

Regular guest lectures, workshops, and industrial visits to provide practical exposure.

Achievements and Recognition

Accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA) and approved by AICTE, UGC, PCI, MCI, and other regulatory bodies.

Recognized for its commitment to academic excellence and innovative teaching methodologies.

Admission Process

Undergraduate Programs:

Admissions based on merit and entrance exams like JEE Main for engineering, NEET for medical programs, and other relevant entrance tests.

Includes criteria such as academic performance in qualifying exams.

Postgraduate Programs:

Admissions based on entrance exams like GATE for M.Tech, CAT/MAT for MBA, and relevant criteria for other programs.

Includes personal interviews and group discussions for certain programs.

Alumni Network

Strong and active alumni network that plays a significant role in mentoring current students.

Alumni are placed in prestigious organizations and contribute to the institute's reputation.

Social Responsibility

Engages in various community service and outreach programs.

Promotes environmental sustainability, social awareness, and ethical responsibility among students.

Conclusion

Parul University stands out as a leading institution dedicated to providing high-quality education across various disciplines. With a focus on academic excellence, practical training, and holistic development, Parul University is committed to shaping the future of its students and contributing to the broader community. The university's state-of-the-art infrastructure, experienced faculty, and robust industry linkages make it a preferred choice for students aspiring for academic and professional success.

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Discovering the World of Vadodara and Kanpur Phone Call Girls

In the vast landscape of India, each city has its unique cultural textile, historic sites, and unique social scenes. Amongst the myriad of experiences these cities use, one aspect frequently forgot is the existence of a discreet and fascinating industry-- the globe of Vadodara call girls and Kanpur call girls. Vadodara, situated in Gujarat, is understood for its abundant heritage, palaces, and galleries. The city, previously called Baroda, welcomes a mix of practice and modernity. In the middle of its busy streets and tranquil yards, there exists a lesser-known but thriving community of women providing friendship and more. Engaging the services of Vadodara call girls is a selection made by those looking for companionship outside standard norms. Whether for a supper date, a social gathering, or simply for private minutes, these individuals provide discreetly to different preferences. The attraction exists not just in their physical charm however also in their capacity to attach on intellectual and emotional degrees. On the other hand, Kanpur, situated in the state of Uttar Pradesh, is renowned for its commercial expertise and historical significance. The city, with its dynamic markets and dynamic communities, likewise harbors a parallel world-- the globe of Kanpur call girls. For those seeking friendship in Kanpur, the accessibility of call girls offers a very discreet alternative. These women, frequently well-educated and verbalize, give greater than simply physical affection. They become advisers and companions, adept at navigating diverse social setups with finesse.

It is necessary to recognize that the existence of this sector is a reflection of the complexities within Indian culture. While the topic of friendship and affection stays forbidden in several circles, the need lingers. The people working as call girls in Vadodara and Kanpur operate within a specific niche that needs discretion and professionalism. The experiences of individuals involving with Vadodara and Kanpur call girls differ widely. For some, it has to do with meeting wishes and dreams in a risk-free setting. For others, it's a search for real link and understanding outside traditional connections. In spite of the private nature of their profession, these females are not merely anonymous entities. They have desires, dreams, and stories-- some pick this path out of necessity, while others see it as a means of empowerment and monetary independence. In both Vadodara and Kanpur, the clients for such solutions frequently includes individuals from various walks of life-- organization execs, tourists, experts, and even residents. The reasons behind seeking friendship from call girls are as diverse as the clients themselves. However, it's necessary to approach this topic with sensitivity and empathy. The lives of Vadodara and Kanpur call girls are commonly shrouded in privacy, and societal judgments can be harsh. Behind the veil of privacy, there are humans with emotions and goals. As we look into the complexities of these cities, it ends up being obvious that the world of Vadodara and Kanpur call girls is a microcosm of larger social narratives-- of wishes, ambitions, and the mission for connection in a significantly fragmented world. The discussion around the existence of such solutions inevitably results in wider conversations regarding societal standards and personal selections. What compels individuals to seek friendship outside traditional connections? Just how do we navigate the thin line in between judgment and empathy? Ultimately, the presence of Vadodara call girls and Kanpur call girls emphasizes the need for nuanced conversations on intimacy and companionship. It challenges us to confront our preconceived notions and prejudices, advising us to check out individuals beyond the roles they live in. In conclusion, while the worlds of Vadodara and Kanpur call girls may stay discreet and enigmatic, they provide an one-of-a-kind lens whereby to examine the varied textile of Indian society. Past the headlines and stereotypes, there are people with stories waiting to be heard and understood.