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UP Siblings Who Left Home After Being Scolded Meet Mother After 13 Years
Two siblings aged 22 and 19 years who left home 13 years ago after being scolded by their mother have been reunited with her with the help of a child rights activist.
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Gun In Class 2 Student's Bag In US Goes Off At School, 7-Year-Old Injured: Report
The boy's mother was charged with child endangerment. The judge scolded her saying "We are inches away from a very different tragedy."
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On Camera: Train Worker Scolds Women For Using Restroom Together
Four women en route from Salt Lake City to an outdoor concert in Odgen, Utah, were chided by a train worker for going to the restroom together in an exchange that was caught on video.
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Is It Okay To Scream At Your Child?
The unexpected outburst maybe the consequence of something else - pent up frustration, fear or anger over another issue. But it is not fair to the child
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Class 4 Student, Scolded Over Studies, Hung Himself, Say Cops
A Class 4 student was found hanging at his home in Madhya Pradesh on Thursday, not long after he was admonished by his family over studies. What appears to a suicide by the young child has left his family and others in shock.
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In Chennai, Exam Stress Claims 2 Victims - Teen Girl And Her Mother
There's gloom in Chennai's Virugambakkam neighbourhood. A 15-year-old girl, upset after her father allegedly scolded her for skipping tuition classes, hanged herself on Wednesday. Her mother, seeing her child's body, killed herself too.
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Tech addiction causes Asians to kill, commit suicide
Asians are committing suicides and killings due to excessive technology addiction
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Scolded by parents, student ends life
Scolding their child for not doing well in the exam has cost dearly to a couple in Delhi. Daniel, a Class XII student, hanged himself after his family gave him a piece of their mind for not performing in an examination a day earlier.The son of a Delhi Police inspector, Daniel was found hanging from a ceiling fan in his room in the afternoon at arou...
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UP Siblings Who Left Home After Being Scolded Meet Mother After 13 Years
Two siblings aged 22 and 19 years who left home 13 years ago after being scolded by their mother have been reunited with her with the help of a child rights activist.
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Gun In Class 2 Student's Bag In US Goes Off At School, 7-Year-Old Injured: Report
The boy's mother was charged with child endangerment. The judge scolded her saying "We are inches away from a very different tragedy."
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On Camera: Train Worker Scolds Women For Using Restroom Together
Four women en route from Salt Lake City to an outdoor concert in Odgen, Utah, were chided by a train worker for going to the restroom together in an exchange that was caught on video.
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Is It Okay To Scream At Your Child?
The unexpected outburst maybe the consequence of something else - pent up frustration, fear or anger over another issue. But it is not fair to the child
-
Class 4 Student, Scolded Over Studies, Hung Himself, Say Cops
A Class 4 student was found hanging at his home in Madhya Pradesh on Thursday, not long after he was admonished by his family over studies. What appears to a suicide by the young child has left his family and others in shock.
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In Chennai, Exam Stress Claims 2 Victims - Teen Girl And Her Mother
There's gloom in Chennai's Virugambakkam neighbourhood. A 15-year-old girl, upset after her father allegedly scolded her for skipping tuition classes, hanged herself on Wednesday. Her mother, seeing her child's body, killed herself too.
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Tech addiction causes Asians to kill, commit suicide
Asians are committing suicides and killings due to excessive technology addiction
-
Scolded by parents, student ends life
Scolding their child for not doing well in the exam has cost dearly to a couple in Delhi. Daniel, a Class XII student, hanged himself after his family gave him a piece of their mind for not performing in an examination a day earlier.The son of a Delhi Police inspector, Daniel was found hanging from a ceiling fan in his room in the afternoon at arou...
