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"Ladakh No Longer Safe For Women": Kung Fu Nuns Step In To Empower
A total of 40 girl students, in the age group of 12 to 20, participated in the event and learned the techniques to guard themselves.
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To Promote Gender Equality, 'Kung Fu Nuns' On Bikes Swap Maroon Robes For Lycra Leggings
About 200 "Kung fu nuns" kicked off a month-long journey from Nepal through India on Saturday, swapping their flowing maroon robes for lycra leggings to raise awareness about human trafficking and gender equality.
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Meet The Kung Fu Nuns Of Ladakh
Ladakh: As dawn breaks, the sun edges over the expansive jagged mountains of Ladakh to reveal a world where time appears to have stood still. The chant of monks in a centuries-old Buddhist monastery can be heard in the distance. Villagers slowly emerge from whitewashed stone cottages to tend to their wheat and barley fields, and ready their goats t...
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'Kung Fu' Nuns Cycle Across Himalayas To Raise Awareness On Trafficking
Clad in black sweatpants, red jackets and white helmets, the hundreds of cyclists pedaling the treacherously steep, narrow mountain passes to India from Nepal could be mistaken for a Himalayan version of the Tour de France.
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From Kung Fu Nuns Of Ladakh, Self-Defence Training For Delhi Schoolgirls
A group of nuns, experts in Kung Fu, from the Drupka group in Ladakh may train schoolgirls in Delhi in self-defence on invitation from BS Bassi, the police commissioner of Delhi.
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"Ladakh No Longer Safe For Women": Kung Fu Nuns Step In To Empower
A total of 40 girl students, in the age group of 12 to 20, participated in the event and learned the techniques to guard themselves.
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To Promote Gender Equality, 'Kung Fu Nuns' On Bikes Swap Maroon Robes For Lycra Leggings
About 200 "Kung fu nuns" kicked off a month-long journey from Nepal through India on Saturday, swapping their flowing maroon robes for lycra leggings to raise awareness about human trafficking and gender equality.
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Meet The Kung Fu Nuns Of Ladakh
Ladakh: As dawn breaks, the sun edges over the expansive jagged mountains of Ladakh to reveal a world where time appears to have stood still. The chant of monks in a centuries-old Buddhist monastery can be heard in the distance. Villagers slowly emerge from whitewashed stone cottages to tend to their wheat and barley fields, and ready their goats t...
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'Kung Fu' Nuns Cycle Across Himalayas To Raise Awareness On Trafficking
Clad in black sweatpants, red jackets and white helmets, the hundreds of cyclists pedaling the treacherously steep, narrow mountain passes to India from Nepal could be mistaken for a Himalayan version of the Tour de France.
-
From Kung Fu Nuns Of Ladakh, Self-Defence Training For Delhi Schoolgirls
A group of nuns, experts in Kung Fu, from the Drupka group in Ladakh may train schoolgirls in Delhi in self-defence on invitation from BS Bassi, the police commissioner of Delhi.
