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| '''Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare''' is governmental body of ] to empower women and children especially those who are economically poor, socially deprived or otherwise put as a disadvantaged groups. |
'''Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare''' is governmental body of ] to empower women and children especially those who are economically poor, socially deprived or otherwise put as a disadvantaged groups.<ref>http://www.mowcsw.gov.np/en/</ref> | ||
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Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare is governmental body of Nepal to empower women and children especially those who are economically poor, socially deprived or otherwise put as a disadvantaged groups.
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