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Taking Care of Children of Migrant Workers

A significant number of residents of Bhaggupurva hamlet in Nagnedi panchayat (Banda district) of Uttar Pradesh) migrate regularly from the village as they cannot earn their subsistence in the...

Economy Shredded, Childhoods Ruined

According to the recent figures by Central Statistics Office,...

How A Kerala District Is Helping Migrant Children Stay In School

Ernakulam (Kerala): Supriya Debnath, 24, a migrant from Odisha’s...

3 In 5 People Trafficked Were Children

Bengaluru, Mumbai & Kolkata: There was no--and never has...

Akshaya Patra imposing vegetarian food mono culture on children

The international definition of right to food means right...

Indian Children Fare Worst Among Neighbours, Except Pakistan

New Delhi: India ranks 113 of 176 countries on...

Religious Indoctrination Through Midday Meals

The Akshaya Patra Foundation (TAPF),  a sister concern of...

How Children are being divided along communal lines after Pulwama incident

Right after the Pulwama attacks, Kashmiri Muslims were targeted...

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