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Punjab Announced Free Education For Girls From Nursery To PhD

Punjab Has Just Announced Free Education For Girls From Nursery To PhD

The Captain Amarinder Singh-led government in Punjab has announced free education for girls in government schools and colleges from Nursery to PhD.

Making the announcement on Monday Capt. Singh said free textbooks will be provided to all students in government schools from the next academic session.
Books will also be made available online from where students can download for free.

He also said that Nursery and LKG classes will be reintroduced in government schools from next year. Fulfilling another election promise Singh also announced free Wi-FI for 13,000 primary schools and all 48 government colleges.
According to the census of India 2011, the literacy rate in Punjab is 75.84% which is better than the national average of 73.0%. The total number of literates in Punjab is 1,87,07,137. The male literacy rate is 80.44% and female literacy rate is 70.73%.
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10 Best Quality Sanitary Pad Brands in India Which Are Safe To Use

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 Shreya

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Are you worried about monthly discharges staining expensive panties? If that is the case, go for the best sanitary pads.

They prevent disease-causing bacteria and fungus from afflicting sensitive parts of the female anatomy

Hence, they form an essential part of feminine hygiene. Also, some sanitary napkins help you tide over the initial phase of the menstrual cycle by absorbing blood stained discharge.

Further, a lot of panty liners also come with fragrance intended to keep offensive odour from affecting your overall personality.

Importance of Sanitary Pads

Till date, a number of women in India that use sanitary napkins as part of feminine hygiene remain limited.

Lack of awareness about their benefits and costs are the two main factors inhibiting the use of sanitary pads in this country.

Most women consider sanitary napkins as a waste of money. But that is not true. Panty liners, as well as sanitary pads, are very reasonably priced.

As I mention before, they are essential to protect external parts of the female reproductive system against the harmful bacteria that can lead to severe urinary tract infections or even ovarian cysts.

There are excellent brands of cotton pads for periods made available in India.

List of Best Sanitary Pad Brands in India

You can buy superior quality sanitary napkin from these brands to protect against infections, conceal embarrassing discharges and overcome the first stages of menstruation.

1. Whisper

Whisper is India’s topmost selling sanitary napkin brand in India.

The brand is made owned by Proctor & Gamble worldwide.

You can buy various kinds of cotton pads from Whisper brand including ultra-thin, winged, ultra-XL, Maxi Regular, Ultra Heavy Flow Overnight and others to suit specific needs.

Price Range: Rs.90 onwards

2. StayFree

Another best sanitary pad in India is made available by StayFree.

StayFree is a range of feminine hygiene products owned by Johnson & Johnson. The StayFree brand ranks among the oldest in India.

You can buy ten different types of panty liners and sanitary pads from StayFree. They are made with the finest material and come for all needs including heavy flow to sports.

StayFree is a trendy sanitary napkin brand and available across the country at pharmacies and general stores.

Price Range: Rs.100 onwards

3. Kotex

Kotex is a very famous brand of sanitary pads in India made by an American company, Kimberley-Clark.

In India, you will get Kotex sanitary napkins that are imported from Singapore and the Philippines.

Though the price tag of Rs.840 seems high, the reason is a number of pieces get.

Overall, you will pay the almost similar price for using Kotex sanitary pads as Indian made variants.

Price Range: Rs.840 onwards

4. iCare Biodegradable

iCare Biodegradable are made of corn fibre and other biodegradable nonwoven materials.

It provides one of the best quality sanitary pads in India for heavy bleeding

The primary raw material used by iCare is corn fibre, pine tree fibre and a special organic gel.

They are highly absorbent, have antibacterial properties and provide several other health benefits.

These sanitary pads also provide extra protection to sensitive parts.

Price Range: Rs.750 onwards

5. Everteen

Everteen is made by Wet & Dry Personal Care Pvt Ltd, a leading brand of feminine hygiene products.

It offers the best sanitary pad for sensitive skin that is made of pure cotton.

Hence, Everteen sanitary napkins provide a very high level of protection and have extreme absorption capabilities.

The brand offers a full range of panty liners and sanitary pads from those used for heavy flow to ones with a fragrance that prevents embarrassing odour.

Price Range: Rs.120 onwards

6. Carefree

Carefree is also made in India by Johnson & Johnson, under license from its American brand owners.

The carefree range of sanitary napkins is economically priced, keeping in mind the needs of younger women.

They are available in various sizes from ultra-thin to extra-large, sports and daily use.

The brand is extensively marketed across India and hence, readily available at pharmacies.

Price Range: Rs.100 onwards

7. Always

International brand of sanitary pads-Always- is sold in India by Proctor & Gamble.

They rank among the largest selling brand of feminine hygiene products worldwide.

Always sanitary napkins come with limited selection and are meant for discerning women only.

They are styled for maximum comfort and are easily concealable.

Always sanitary pads have special leak-proof protection.

Price Range: Rs.600 onwards

8. Softex

Softex sanitary napkins are imported and repacked in India.

Generally, Softex panty liners and sanitary pads sold here are from Indonesia and other Far Eastern countries.

However, buying a Softex range of sanitary pads can prove a problem in several parts of India due to limited distribution.

However, you can easily order online. Softex is among the most substantial sanitary napkin in the Far East.

Price Range: Rs.90 onwards

9.Bella

Bella is an Indian sanitary napkin brand for menstruation.

The brand offers standard or regular sanitary pads for women that prefer extra thickness with comfort and security.

It also makes sophisticated panty liners and sanitary pads.

Its ultra-thin sanitary napkins are claimed as the only “breathable’ ones in India, meaning they allow proper circulation of air to prevent bacteria build-up and odour.

Price Range: Rs.150 onwards

10. Sofy

The last one to list as a best sanitary pad brand in India is Sofy

Manufactured by an Indian company, Unicharm, Sofy sanitary pad brand targets the younger woman.

They are specifically designed to suit various needs of teenage and young adult women.

Sofy sanitary napkins are thin and made of excellent, absorbent material.

Hence, they are easily concealable. High absorption qualities of Sofy panty liners and sanitary pads makes them ideal for young women that use bicycle, scooters or two-wheelers, perform Yoga or exercises.

Price Range: Rs.84 onwards

Feminine Hygiene Products Market in India

The market for panty liners and sanitary napkins in India exhibits 6% Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) that may appear reasonably impressive.

In 2018, the market for feminine hygiene products stood at US$414 million, according to various sources.

By the year 2022, the market in India for panty liners and sanitary pads is expected to stand at modest US$596 million.

In stark contrast, women in China used US$ 4.04 billion worth panty liners and sanitary pads during 2017.

To Sum Up

As awareness spreads about the benefits of sanitary pads, more women are expected to use these products.

The Indian government and several Non- Government Organizations (NGOs) have launched initiatives to distribute free panty liners and sanitary pads to rural women.

Government-owned Primary Health Centres and Women and Child clinics now prominently display posters depicting benefits of using sanitary napkins

These will see more sanitary pad brands in India in the next few years.

Asian Games 2018: Gold medallist Vinesh Phogat, a braveheart in and out of the wrestling ring, shines in Jakarta article by stgcmi

Asian Games 2018: Gold medallist Vinesh Phogat, a braveheart in and out of the wrestling ring, shines in Jakarta

Vinesh Phogat has that unique ability to make you feel just the way she is feeling at any point of time. Her joy and pain are both infectious and we have experienced both of it, though two years apart.

She turns 24 this Saturday, but she has given herself an early birthday gift in the form of an Asian Games gold. It is a medal that has permanently etched her name in the record books as the first Indian woman wrestler to win a gold medal at the Asian Games.

Vinesh Phogat celebrates after beating Yuki Irie. AP/Firdia Lisnawati

Vinesh had Aamir Khan congratulating her. She had Neeraj Chopra, the Indian javelin hope and flag bearer at the Opening Ceremony, rooting for her at the Stadium.

It was an almost childlike Vinesh who said, "I have had too many silver medals. It was silver, silver, silver… (and yes a fair number of bronze, too) but now I wanted a gold."

She alone knows what was going on in her mind in the morning, when she was walking towards the mat to face Sun Yanan. She has lost to Sun every time she has faced her so far. The loss that stood out for her and caused her immense pain was the one in the Rio Olympics in 2016. The fight was still on when she suddenly felt Sun's head crash into her abdominal region and she collapsed almost in a heap. Motionless for a while, she was soon writhing with pain. It was a sight that could hardly be forgotten. Surely, the painful experience must have been etched on Vinesh's mind just as it has been on all of us who were there that day in Rio.

Her anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) was torn and she was stretchered out. She was sobbing, not because of the pain, but because of the medal she felt she had left out there on the mat. That was on 17 August 2016. She was out of action until January 2017.

Four months is a long time, may be close to an eternity, especially while wanting to be sure whether or not you would be able to pursue what you love most. Since the day she started wrestling at the age of seven, introduced into the sport by an indulgent uncle, Mahavir Phogat, Vinesh had never been away from the sport for this long.

Slowly but steadily she took baby steps back and not before long, she was looking for medals. She had a gold in Commonwealth Games in 2014 and a bronze at the Asian Games same year.

Then came the Olympics in Rio. No Indian woman had won a wrestling gold at the Olympics till then. Instead of a medal, she was off to a hospital for treatment and rehabilitation afterwards.

Her friend, Sakshi Malik became the first Indian woman wrestler to win an Olympic medal – and it came on the same day when Vinesh had been injured

Four months of brooding and staying away from what you love most would have broken most but not Vinesh.

She came back four months later and started picking medals here and there. The comeback was on track, as she won the Commonwealth Games gold in Gold Coast this April. Next on the list was the Asian Games in Jakarta. No Indian woman wrestler had won a gold at Asian Games.

Trashing bad memories of Rio into a bin along the way to the mat this morning, Vinesh took on Sun. It was a close fight but Vinesh won and the wall had been scaled. She has finally beaten Sun and with it, the memories of that fateful day in Rio, too, has been banished.

She won the next two fights in a canter. She beat 34-year-old Korean, Kim Hyung-joo, with a 11-0 win by technical superiority. That was followed by another solid performance in a 10-0 win by technical superiority over Uzbek, Dauletbike Yakshimuratova.

In the final, Vinesh beat Yuki Irie on points. The Indian was 4-0 up in the first period, but the Japanese gave it all in the second only to lose 2-6. The goal was to win gold and it is now hers.

There were periods during her rehab and recovery when Vinesh was unsure whether she would come back to wrestling. Steeling her body, just as she had steeled up her mind, she focused on her return. That come back seemed complete at Gold Coast, where she won a gold.

Silver and bronze had been part of her life at the Asian Championships for six years – from 2013 to 2018. She badly needed a gold beyond Commonwealth Games.

"Injuries are part of an athlete’s career. I shrugged off everything to deliver some good medals recently, but I wanted a gold. I had targeted gold. I had 3-4 silvers (3 silver and 3 bronze at Asian Championships in last six editions). So, I was determined to win a gold today. My body responded well," said Vinesh.

When Vinesh was out of action in late 2016, it gave her a lot of time to introspect. It was during this period, she put out a lot of her thoughts on her social media pages. Among the things she wrote was, "These 120 days have perhaps been the toughest days of my life."

But what was even more poignant was her description of herself: "Wrestling is something that defines me, makes me the person I am and is something that is my biggest passion." Vinesh is indeed a champion, in and out of the ring.

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भारत की उदीयमान एथलीट हिमा दास ने बृहस्पतिवार को फिनलैंड के टेंपेयर शहर में आईएएएफ विश्व अंडर-20 एथलेटिक्स चैंपियनशिप की 400 मीटर दौड़ में स्वर्ण पदक जीतकर इतिहास रच दिया। हिमा विश्व चैंपियनशिप में किसी भी स्तर पर स्वर्ण पदक जीतने वाली पहली भारतीय महिला एथलीट हैं।

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यही नहीं वह विश्व चैंपियनशिप की ट्रैक स्पर्धा में पीला तमगा जीते वाली पहली भारतीय (महिला व पुरुष) एथलीट भी बन गईं।18 वर्षीय हिमा ने फाइनल में 51.46 सेकंड का समय निकालकर पहला स्थान हासिल किया। हालांकि यह हिमा का व्यक्तिगत सर्वश्रेष्ठ (51.13 सेकंड) प्रदर्शन नहीं है, जो उन्होंने पिछले महीने गवाहाटी में हुई राष्ट्रीय इंटर स्टेट चैंपियनशिप में निकाला था।

इसके साथ ही उन्होंने खुद को स्टार जेवलिन थ्रोअर नीरज चोपड़ा के क्लब में शामिल कर लिया। नीरज ने पोलैंड में 2016 में विश्व रिकॉर्ड के साथ स्वर्ण जीता था। हिमा सेमीफाइनल में भी 52.10 सेकंड के समय के साथ शीर्ष पर रहीं थी।

असम की हिमा राष्ट्रमंडल खेलों में छठे स्थान पर रहीं थीं। इसके बाद से वह लगातार अपना समय सुधारती रही हैं। हाल ही में उन्होंने अंतरराज्यीय चैंपियनशिप में भी 51.13 सेकंड के समय के साथ स्वर्ण जीता था। 

ये भी जीत चुकी हैं पदक : हिमा के अलावा जूनियर विश्व चैंपियनशिप में सीमा पूनिया ने 2002 में डिस्कस थ्रो में कांस्य और नवदीप कौर ढिल्लन ने 2014 में डिस्कस थ्रो में ही कांसा जीता था।

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Our latest cover celebrates India’s golden girls, who made the country proud at the 2018 Commonwealth Games by bringing home the coveted gold medals. Boxer Mary Kom won India's first gold medal in boxing, making it extra special for her. Badminton player Saina Nehwal made history again with her second CWG gold, while shooter Heena Sidhu aimed for gold despite an injury. Shooter Shreyasi Singh struck gold and fulfilled her late father’s dream, making it a ‘milestone medal’ for her. Table tennis player Manika Batra won hers at the women's singles. 

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