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Bihar women run in saris and slippers for government job aspirants

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In Bihar's Ramgarh village, a group of women took part in a unique 1.5 km race on Sunday. They ran while wearing their everyday attire of saris and slippers. The event was organized to attract and encourage young women to apply for government jobs. Local authorities stated the run aimed to motivate participants by symbolizing the pursuit of stable employment.

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