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ITC is one of India’s foremost multi-business conglomerate and has been ranked amongst the world’s largest sustainable value creators in the consumer goods industry. On Children’s Day, ITC’s leading hygiene brand, Savlon India, unveils its unique Hygiene & Health programme - Savlon Swasth India Mission. The programme is designed to encourage behavioural change towards washing hands amongst children through various engaging and entertaining educational initiatives in schools. On Children’s day, Savlon India introduces an innovative engagement with Savlon Healthy Hands Chalk Sticks - a set of unique chalk sticks infused with cleansers like soap. The chalk sticks are designed to engage children in primary schools and emphasise the importance of washing hands before eating. Education in some schools in rural India is still through chalk and slate. The genesis of this idea stems from the observation of everyday habits of these school children. Most of them use their hands to write as well as erase their slates. Their hands are usually full of chalk powder at the end of their lessons. The lessons are followed by a meal break and washing hands is sometimes limited to a quick water wash under a tap. Access to basic hygiene may at times be a challenge and washing hands with cleansers like soap before a meal is yet to become a widespread habit. To view the multimedia release go to: http://www.multivu.com/players/uk/7953551-savlon-swasth-india-mission-childrens-day/

Not all angels are divine. When a TV reporter discovers a serial killer drawing angel shaped chalk outlines around the bodies of victims, she unearths an eerie legend dating back a century. Tracking clues to an Iowa cemetery, she finds an infamous Black Angel monument, possibly connected to a string of homicides. Learn about the book here, http://bit.ly/j5joPl Learn about this author here, www.juliekramerbooks.com Thriller

http://www.cartenoire.com.au How did a world renowned street artist and France's number one coffee come together in Australia? Australian street artist Jenny McCracken took inspiration from Carte Noire's Fire & Ice roasting process and created a giant 3D street art piece. Here's how she did it and the reaction it caused when it was displayed in Sydney.

http://www.medicalcareersite.com/crazynurse/ http://twitter.com/medicaljokes Chalk art: amazing sidewalk chalk art, amazing pictures in 3d on sidewalks

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