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Assam Woman Delivers Baby On Boat During Floods, Names Him Krishna
A 24-year-old woman in flood-hit Assam gave birth to a baby boy in a boat on Monday and named him Krishnaafter the Hindu Godwhowas also believed to have been born during massive floods.
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'Namami Gange' To 'NDRF Singh', Floods Rule Bihar Baby Names
Parents of newborns in relief camps of flood-swamped Bihar are naming their children after the river Ganga or even the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) that has come to their help.
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In Flooded Bihar, Baby Born On Boat Is Named 'Namami Gange'
In the middle of rescue sorties for those marooned by floods in Bihar, a group of disaster force commandos helped deliver a baby on a boat.
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In Flooded Bundelkhand, Babies Are Being Born On Boats
For three consecutive years from 2012, Bundelkhand region in central India was hit by a crippling drought. This year, when the rain started, farmers and villagers finally hoped there would be some relief. But slowly that hope is now fading, with many areas now facing flood fury.
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Assam Woman Delivers Baby On Boat During Floods, Names Him Krishna
A 24-year-old woman in flood-hit Assam gave birth to a baby boy in a boat on Monday and named him Krishnaafter the Hindu Godwhowas also believed to have been born during massive floods.
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'Namami Gange' To 'NDRF Singh', Floods Rule Bihar Baby Names
Parents of newborns in relief camps of flood-swamped Bihar are naming their children after the river Ganga or even the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) that has come to their help.
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In Flooded Bihar, Baby Born On Boat Is Named 'Namami Gange'
In the middle of rescue sorties for those marooned by floods in Bihar, a group of disaster force commandos helped deliver a baby on a boat.
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In Flooded Bundelkhand, Babies Are Being Born On Boats
For three consecutive years from 2012, Bundelkhand region in central India was hit by a crippling drought. This year, when the rain started, farmers and villagers finally hoped there would be some relief. But slowly that hope is now fading, with many areas now facing flood fury.
