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8. The Women's Welfare Society: To uplift and raise the standard of the women of Afghanistan, a women's Society was established in Kabul, having courses in various subjects, such as tailoring, foreign languages, and child welfare etc. Its aim is to give an uplift to the women and to introduce them to the duties of modern life, like home management and the trai- ning of children etc. The work of this ins- titution progresses day by day and much activity is observed among the ladies. The Vicinity and suburbs of Kabul: Kabul province includes many fertile and heavily populated valleys, the height of which varies from one thousand to two thousand metres (three thousand three hundred to six thousand five hundred five feet) above sea-level. The city of Kabul is situated in the mid- dle of these fertile valleys and lies between 34°-31'-North Latitude and 68°-18'-East Lontgude, on the slopes of Asmai (6790 ft.) and Sher-Derwaza (7166 ft.) mountains at a height of 6000 ft. above sea-level. The city of Kabul has a shape of a triangle, the - 29 -

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Khvush āmadīd bih Kābul Welcome to Kabul, page 43. Afghanistan Digital Library, New York University Libraries. Machine-transcribed text: Afghan Press Archive, https://afghanpress.org/book/adl1181/43 (accessed [date]).
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