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Caption Women from rural villages are taught soap-making at the Faizí Bahá'í Institute near Indore, India. The women, many of them illiterate, earn self-respect and a useful trade as a result of the development program.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 657, page 10. View as PDF

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