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00:11 housewife.

00:36 I.

01:13 I know.

01:33 Naji or nursing course or maybe

01:42 or maybe melee

01:50 or

01:51 or a karna anglore or

02:20 And

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housewife. I. I know. Naji or nursing course or maybe or maybe melee or or a karna anglore or And A
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The Nai Manzil ("New Horizons") program run by India’s Ministry of Minority Affairs – and supported by The World Bank with a loan of $50 million – provides school dropouts from minority communities in 26 states and 3 union territories with six months of education and three months of skills training, followed by a further six months of support to help them establish themselves. Amongst the more than 98,000 disadvantaged minority youth who have benefitted from the program, this short video captures its life-changing impact on 3 beneficiaries who reported better earnings, improved lifestyles, increased self-confidence, and enhanced capacity to face challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic.
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