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Girl Found With Hands, Legs Tied In UP, Police Suspect Gang Rape
Police are looking to arrest three persons, including a woman, in suspected case of gang rape of a 15-year-old girl here, officials said.
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12-Year-Old In Jharkhand's Dumka Alleges Gangrape, Says Her Legs Were Tied
The girl from Jharkhand's Dumka told the police that she was trying to close the door of her house when three men barged in and kidnapped her.
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Bangladeshi Girl With 3 Legs 'Walks, Runs' After Surgery
A toddler born with three legs -- because body parts of a twin had grown inside her -- was returning home to Bangladesh Friday after complex and rare surgery in Australia enabled her to walk and run, her doctor said.
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Baby Girl Born With Three Legs In Telangana
In a rare occurrence, a woman has delivered a baby girl with three legs at a hospital in Telangana. The woman, Srilatha, delivered the baby yesterday at government area hospital in adjoining Jangaon district, K Srinivas, a doctor at the medical facility, said.
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Girl Found With Hands, Legs Tied In UP, Police Suspect Gang Rape
Police are looking to arrest three persons, including a woman, in suspected case of gang rape of a 15-year-old girl here, officials said.
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12-Year-Old In Jharkhand's Dumka Alleges Gangrape, Says Her Legs Were Tied
The girl from Jharkhand's Dumka told the police that she was trying to close the door of her house when three men barged in and kidnapped her.
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Bangladeshi Girl With 3 Legs 'Walks, Runs' After Surgery
A toddler born with three legs -- because body parts of a twin had grown inside her -- was returning home to Bangladesh Friday after complex and rare surgery in Australia enabled her to walk and run, her doctor said.
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Baby Girl Born With Three Legs In Telangana
In a rare occurrence, a woman has delivered a baby girl with three legs at a hospital in Telangana. The woman, Srilatha, delivered the baby yesterday at government area hospital in adjoining Jangaon district, K Srinivas, a doctor at the medical facility, said.
