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India’s first Women’s Bank – Another solid move towards gender equality India is putting utmost efforts to evolve in terms of gender equality, financial equilibrium and so on. Recently, a solid move was made toward gender equality by launching India’s first women’s bank in Mumbai.  This bank will symbolise female empowerment and would be the perfect tool to encourage female entrepreneurship. The idea behind this bank is to increase the financial stability amongst women and to lend them funds that can be utilised to establish their business...http://[Disallowed String for - excessive promotions]/Lqnzo7 View/Share this post only

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