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Faridabad, Gurugram to get more hostels for working women

The Haryana Government is set to enhance support for working women by constructing hostels in Faridabad and Gurugram under the Sakhi Niwas Yojana. These hostels will provide safe and affordable accommodation, with added daycare services for women with children. Haryana...

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Haryana, Updated At : 09:46 AM Feb 09, 2025 IST

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The Haryana Government is set to enhance support for working women by constructing hostels in Faridabad and Gurugram under the Sakhi Niwas Yojana. These hostels will provide safe and affordable accommodation, with added daycare services for women with children.

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Haryana Mahila Vikas Nigam is leading the initiative, which will allow women to stay with their children — boys up to 12 years old and girls up to 18 years old. Special preference will be given to women from economically weaker sections and those with disabilities.

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