”The jute-based sanitary napkins are natural and do not have many chemical interventions compared to normal napkins available.
I want IJIRA to make presentations to ministries like women empowerment and rural development to promote women entrepreneurship,” Irani said at the inauguration of a IJIRA technical seminar.
She said as the machinery requirement for the jute-based sanitary napkins will cost about Rs 10 lakhs, and entrepreneurs can benefit from MUDRA loan scheme of the government.
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