Women force

UNITY: Bihar State Commission for Women members at their office in Patna on Wednesday. (Not in picture) Neelam Sahni, (from left) Pratima Devi, chairperson Dilmani Mishra, Usha Vidyarthi, Nikki Hembrum and Manju Kumari (not in picture) joined work while two more nominated will join later. The new members have been nominated for a tenure of three years.

TT Bureau Published 02.11.17, 12:00 AM

UNITY: Bihar State Commission for Women members at their office in Patna on Wednesday. (Not in picture) Neelam Sahni, (from left) Pratima Devi, chairperson Dilmani Mishra, Usha Vidyarthi, Nikki Hembrum and Manju Kumari (not in picture) joined work while two more nominated will join later. The new members have been nominated for a tenure of three years. Picture by Nagendra Kumar Singh

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