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Caption Women from villages near Indore, India, are seen attending a Bahá’í vocational training class at the Faizí Institute in Indore. Classes range from mat weaving to soap-making and include basic hygiene and health care. They are designed to provide village women with some economic assistance through cottage industries and to give them hygiene training to help their families and villages. It is hoped that these women, who also learn Bahá’í concepts, teachings, prayers and songs at the institute, will be able to train village children as well.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 633, page 15. View as PDF

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