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Without women’s financial inclusion, there is no gender equality. Programs that make banking more accessible help women, particularly those living in poverty, live independent lives. Ram Bhatari from India tells her story. #InternationalWomensDay

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SIFF - Save Indian Family Foundation3 years ago

Stop destroying Indian families. Stop exporting American gender war to India. Stop funding false case culture in the name of women's empowerment. Stop using American media in portraying Indian men as evil. Millions men are poor and helpless.

NATIONAL POLICE WIVES WELFARE ASSOCIATION3 years ago

When you empower women,you empower the world.

🇫🇷La Chaine Philosophique3 years ago

Escrocs, bandits!!!

Immortal Mutiny3 years ago

The @gatesfoundation founder @BillGates has an appalling track record when it comes to gender equality and women’s inclusion. Not to mention what he did on Epstein’s Island.

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