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Browsing by Author "Extension Education Department"

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    Aadhunik Pehnave se Muh na Modo : apni sanskruti ko bhi na Bhulo
    (Home Science, 2006) Extension Education Department
    This poster highlights the necessity of changing our mindset toward modernization.
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    Mujhe Bhi Aazad Kijiye
    (Home Science, 2007) Extension Education Department
    'Mujhe Bhi Aazad Kijiye: Mai bhi Khuli Hawa mai Saas lena Chahti hu.' in this Hindi language poster expresses the women's urge to be free from unnecessary pressure by a male-dominated society.
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    Nahi Sehna Hai Ab Kisika Atyachar: Mahila Sahktikarn ka yahi hai vichar
    (Home Science, 2007) Extension Education Department
    The phrase "Nahi Sehna Hai Ab Kisika Atyachar: Mahila Sahktikarn ka yahi hai vichar" is in Hindi. It translates to "No More Tolerating Oppression: This is the Thought of Women's Empowerment." Breakdown of the Hindi slogan: Nahi Sehna Hai Ab Kisika Atyachar = No longer tolerating oppression from anyone. ,Mahila Sahktikarn ka yahi hai vichar = This reflects the ideology of women's empowerment.
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    Youn Hinsa Ke Lhilaf : Yek Kadam Aur
    (Home Science Deptt., 2006) Extension Education Department
    This poster highlights "Child Abuse," quoting a line in Hindi that means "A festival turned into a marketplace, relationships commodified, and hungry predators used children as tools." It describes exploitation, likely child exploitation or trafficking, where innocence is exploited for profit.

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