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UDTA TEER REVIEW: STAR CAST DISAPPOINTS
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TU HAI MERI KIRAN: OBSESSION FAILS TO FLY
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THE FIRST FILM: CINEMA, FREEDOM, DESIRE
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WHEN A SCOOTER BRINGS MOTHER BACK
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IRRFAN: THE ART OF UNDERSTATED ACTING
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MARG@80 CELEBRATES INDIA’S ARTISTIC HERITAGE
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THE RURAL BOY WHO BECAME A LITERARY ICON
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PRAHAAR REVIEW: JUSTICE AND HEROISM
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Policy Shame: Sick, Rare And Ignored
Rare diseases are a diverse set of over 7,000 different conditions that afflict an estimated 1 in 20 Indians and 350 million people worldwide. Put simply, it means that every ...
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Energy New Report Indicates Scale Of India’s Exclusion From Progress
Up to 43% of women in the working age (about 153 million) in India only do domestic work, indicating the scale of their exclusion from the workforce. * A quarter of Indians (3...
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“Human Rights Activists Working To Achieve Gandhi’s Objective”
Human rights activists were working in post-independent India towards achieving Mahatma Gandhi’s objective of freedom from economic and social slavery, said P.V. Rajagop...
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More Than 40 Percent Of India's Women Confined To Domestic Work, Report Says
Women are among the most excluded groups in India, with almost 43 percent of working-age women confined to domestic work, while many who do work outside the home face exploita...
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Do Children Have A Right To Be Loved?
Surely every child on Earth should be loved. That seems obvious. But is that a human right? Many international declarations adopt this view. The 1989 Declaration on the Rights...
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2.5 Billion People At Risk Of Hunger And Poverty If Land Rights Are Not Protected
Indigenous peoples and local communities protect half the world's land, but formally own just 10 percent, according to a report released today by a global alliance of NGOs.The...
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Sleep Is A Fundamental Human Right, India’s Supreme Court Rules
Their reasoning is that it comes under the right to life, as to be able to live people need access to peaceful sleep.Giving their judgement on Thursday, judges said ‘sle...
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Fighting Modern-Day Witch Hunts In India’s Remote Northeast
More than 2,000 people accused of being witches have been killed in Indiaover the last 15 years in poor, remote areas of the northeast.The victims, nearly all of them women, h...
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Malnutrition, Alcoholism In Tribal Madhya Pradesh Get Baneebai Cure
At first glance, her profile hardly looks newsworthy — a young woman of the poor Bhilala tribe in Madhya Pradesh; a high school dropout.But BaneebaiNingwal has the remed...
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58% Disabled SC/ST Kids Not Schooled
While most parents shuttle between different schools as the admission season gets underway, for some families educating their children is not a choice - they have to help thei...
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