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Two years after his trip to Delhi, unpublished footage and a video of the Duchess of Susbad dressed in a sari and speaking of feminine hygiene have recently made the tour of the room. Take a closer look below
Even before becoming Duchess of Susbad, Meghan Markle was the radar of everyone. If the American actress was not followed for her paces on the red carpet, she was rather in search of its popularity in television series Suits and, of course, his relationship which he has a lot spoke with Prince Harry. In the midst of all this, Markle also attracted the attention of India when she made a makeshift trip to the country in 2017 as part of her charity work with the organization. World Vision Canada.
It is a known fact that the 37- yearle is a vocal feminist. During her trip to India, Markle used her time to highlight issues related to gender equality. She also talked about women's hygiene and the limited access of girls to education in India during her five days in the country. One of the most exciting images of his trip is one that shows his hands painted with traditional mehandi drawings. And now, it turns out that Markle has tried more than henna on his travels.
New photos of the Duchess's visit to India in 2017 show her spending time with local women dressed in a traditional Indian sari, completed with a bindi and matching bracelets. Markle sits, draped in a green and blue version of the Indian staple, which she badociates with a beige sari blouse with sleeves up to her elbows.
A recently released video also shows the Duchess enjoying a traditional dance performance. The reports indicate that Markle spent his time in Delhi and Mumbai, meeting with children from several schools and NGOs, and also helping children paint murals and plant flowers in gardens. During one of his school visits, Markle is seen talking directly to the camera that girls are forced to drop out of school due to lack of toilets. "What we have seen is that enrollment in this school has tripled after latrine construction, so that girls have access to clean hygiene and toilet facilities while they are at home. school, "observed the Duchess. The tour also allowed Markle to meet Shamina Shafiq, a former member of the National Commission for Women, and to become familiar with the Myna Mahila Foundation, which works with women who live in urban slums of Mumbai.
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A green and blue sari was chosen by Markle during his trip to India
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Meghan Markle meets local women
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Markle watches a traditional dance performance
4 / 4 [19659025] The Duche ss helped girls to plant flowers and water them 
