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Sakhi One Stop Centre helps 910 women

Chairperson, District Planning Committee, Karamjit Kaur today described ‘Sakhi One Stop Centre’ as one of the best schemes run by the Ministry of Women and Child Development. She said that the centre in Hoshiarpur is proving to be a boon...

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Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 11:08 AM Sep 06, 2024 IST

Chairperson, District Planning Committee, Karamjit Kaur today described ‘Sakhi One Stop Centre’ as one of the best schemes run by the Ministry of Women and Child Development. She said that the centre in Hoshiarpur is proving to be a boon and so far 910 needy women and girls have been provided free legal, medical, police, social and mental assistance at the centre.

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