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Video: Children Jump On E-Rickshaw, Chase Foreigners For Money In Delhi
A couple of foreign tourists, seated in an autorickshaw, found themselves in an unsettling situation when they were chased by two homeless child beggars, making the tourists feel unsafe in Delhi.
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3 Delhi Government Departments To Work Closely To Set Up Boarding School For Homeless Children
Three departments of the Delhi government will be working in close coordination to set up a boarding school for homeless children announced by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia during his budget speech. The AAP-led government has allocated Rs 10 crore for setting up such a school.
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Education Sector Gets Highest Allocation In Delhi Budget
In Delhi budget, Deputy Chief Minister Mr Manish Sisodia said the government's focus will be on developing a boarding school for homeless children and a science museum in a school.
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In Delhi Budget, Rs 10 Crore For Boarding School For Homeless Children
The education sector received the highest allocation of Rs 16,278 crore in the Delhi Budget 2022-23, with Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia saying the government's focus will be on developing a boarding school for homeless children and a science m
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Delhi Budget 2022: AAP Government Allocates Rs 16,278 Crore For Education Sector
Delhi Budget 2022: "There have been initiatives to provide basic education to them (children) but they have been partly successful. We propose to set up a Boarding School for homeless children," Sisodia said in his budget speech
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In Delhi's Shakur Basti Demolition, School Going Children Among Worst Affected
The controversial demolition at a Delhi slum on Sunday not only left over 1,000 families homeless, it also deeply impacted the studies of the children there.
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For a Cheap High, Delhi's Homeless Children Sniff Industrial Glue
The streets of Delhi are no place for children, yet more than one lakh children spend each night on the streets, rather than trying to help them return back to their families, there are some individuals who are literally profiting from their plight, according to NGOs.
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Video: Children Jump On E-Rickshaw, Chase Foreigners For Money In Delhi
A couple of foreign tourists, seated in an autorickshaw, found themselves in an unsettling situation when they were chased by two homeless child beggars, making the tourists feel unsafe in Delhi.
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3 Delhi Government Departments To Work Closely To Set Up Boarding School For Homeless Children
Three departments of the Delhi government will be working in close coordination to set up a boarding school for homeless children announced by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia during his budget speech. The AAP-led government has allocated Rs 10 crore for setting up such a school.
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Education Sector Gets Highest Allocation In Delhi Budget
In Delhi budget, Deputy Chief Minister Mr Manish Sisodia said the government's focus will be on developing a boarding school for homeless children and a science museum in a school.
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In Delhi Budget, Rs 10 Crore For Boarding School For Homeless Children
The education sector received the highest allocation of Rs 16,278 crore in the Delhi Budget 2022-23, with Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia saying the government's focus will be on developing a boarding school for homeless children and a science m
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Delhi Budget 2022: AAP Government Allocates Rs 16,278 Crore For Education Sector
Delhi Budget 2022: "There have been initiatives to provide basic education to them (children) but they have been partly successful. We propose to set up a Boarding School for homeless children," Sisodia said in his budget speech
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In Delhi's Shakur Basti Demolition, School Going Children Among Worst Affected
The controversial demolition at a Delhi slum on Sunday not only left over 1,000 families homeless, it also deeply impacted the studies of the children there.
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For a Cheap High, Delhi's Homeless Children Sniff Industrial Glue
The streets of Delhi are no place for children, yet more than one lakh children spend each night on the streets, rather than trying to help them return back to their families, there are some individuals who are literally profiting from their plight, according to NGOs.
