What's Buzzing This Week? - Apr 28, 2022
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- The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting honoured the ‘Super 7’ women marking 75 years of independence.
 
- Rahi Sarnobat, reigning Asian Games Gold Medalist, won gold in T4 of women’s 25 m Pistol national selection trials.
 
- 58K women associated with more than three thousand SHGs earning from seed cane nursery and its distribution in Bijnor.
 
- BMC data shows Copper T is the most preferred contraceptive among women in Mumbai.
 
- A CMIE report suggests a growing number of people in India are not even looking for work which includes a lot of women.
 
- Implementation of non-chemical, low cost natural farming is being led by women of rural Himachal Pradesh.
 
- Twenty five short videos on women changemakers to be released by Netflix in partnership with the government.
 
- Venice Biennale, the world’s oldest art fair being dominated by female artists for the first time.
 
- Anshu Malik, Radhika won silver medals in Asian Wrestling Championships in Mongolia.
 
- Women-only electric fleet to be established by Hero Electric and Even Cargo by 2025.
 
- Sreeja Akula won her maiden national crown at Senior Table Tennis Nationals defeating five time champion Mouma Das.
 
- New Guiness World Record set by Ritika Sharma for the most fibroids i.e. 236 fibroids removed from her uterus.
 
- Sarita Mor, becomes first woman wrestler from India who won record 4th Asian Championships Medal.
 
- A survey revealed women are facing major burnout and stress issues at work and most of them want to leave their present employer.
 
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