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... Government of India is starting a scheme of making available subsidized sanitary napkins to adolescent girls in the age group of 10-19 years in rural India from August 2011. As part of promotion of ... napkins will be sold by the ASHA to girls at a cost of Rs.6 for a pack of six i.e. Rs.1 per piece in the villages. INDIAN JOURNALOF MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH,2011 JUL – SEP;13(3) 6 ... Gupta H. Adolescents and menstruation. The Journalof Family Welfare 2001;47(1):1-12. 5. Narayana KA, Srinivasa DK, Petlo PJ. Puberty rituals, reproductive knowledge and health of adolescent school...
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... been done in Ireland, Germany, and Netherland to the health conscious people. Most of the people in Germany and Netherland said that organic products can avoid the pesticides and other toxin ... from Department of Food Science and Technology, Faculty of Agriculture Technology (Bogor Agricultural University), Region Government of Bogor, Central Government of Bogor, and BRI (Bank Rakyat ... market. British Food Journal. 104: 670: 687. Vindigni, G., M.A. Janssen, and W. Jager. 2002. Organic food consumption: a multi-theoretical framework of consumer decision making. British Food Journal. ...