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Taliban's New "Religious Guideline" For Women Actor And TV Reporters
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities on Sunday issued a new ''religious guideline'' that called on the country's television channels to stop showing dramas and soap operas featuring women actors.
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World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2021: Personal Hygiene Tips You Should Follow During Your Monthly Period
World Menstrual Hygiene Day is observed on 28 May to eradicate the myths and stigma associated with menstruation. Here's what you should know about period hygiene.
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Kkusum Actress Nausheen Ali Sardar on Her Role in Gangaa
"I am very excited to be a part of Gangaa. I was consciously looking at doing a strong women oriented role and then Rahat came into my life," said Nausheen
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Why's TV cocking a snook at women's empowerment?
A career-oriented and independent Indian woman is hard to find on television soaps that provide daily entertainment staples and are social influencers for millions of women around the country.
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Men getting their due on small screen, Samir Soni
Indian television shows are seen largely as a women's world, but if a new soap is any indication, then happier times are here for men on television.
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Taliban's New "Religious Guideline" For Women Actor And TV Reporters
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities on Sunday issued a new ''religious guideline'' that called on the country's television channels to stop showing dramas and soap operas featuring women actors.
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World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2021: Personal Hygiene Tips You Should Follow During Your Monthly Period
World Menstrual Hygiene Day is observed on 28 May to eradicate the myths and stigma associated with menstruation. Here's what you should know about period hygiene.
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Kkusum Actress Nausheen Ali Sardar on Her Role in Gangaa
"I am very excited to be a part of Gangaa. I was consciously looking at doing a strong women oriented role and then Rahat came into my life," said Nausheen
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Why's TV cocking a snook at women's empowerment?
A career-oriented and independent Indian woman is hard to find on television soaps that provide daily entertainment staples and are social influencers for millions of women around the country.
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Men getting their due on small screen, Samir Soni
Indian television shows are seen largely as a women's world, but if a new soap is any indication, then happier times are here for men on television.
