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Mentally challenged girls at Maharashtra care home excel in making Ganesh idols

Currently, the care centre has 110 girls and women, majority of whom were brought in an ailing state

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Twelve mentally challenged girls and women living at a care home in Maharashtra's Osmanabad district have learnt the art of making beautiful Lord Ganesh idols which they intend to sell in the market for the upcoming Ganpati festival.

This will definitely help improve their quality of life, an official from the zilla parishad said lauding the initiative taken by the 'Swadhar' care home, located in Alni village.

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