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Malnutrition deaths in Maharashtra: no solution in sight?
The Prime Minister may have called malnutrition a national shame but little has changed on the ground in tackling the problem. The battle against malnutrition is one in which the state seems to be on the losing, especially in tribal areas of Thane district of Maharashtra.
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Even vegetables and milk are luxury for Mumbai's construction workers
30-year-old Sujata Paikrao, a construction labourer in Thane, near Mumbai, makes Rs 125 a day by lugging heavy pots of water.
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14 tribal children undergo heart operation in Thane
A total of 14 school children suffering from heart diseases were operated upon under the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) in Thane, according to a report released by the district health department.
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Food for tribals siphoned off in Maharashtra; villagers feel betrayed
Villagers in Maharashtra's Thane district are angry, pained and feel betrayed by the government. This after NDTV exposed how food meant for malnourished children from this tribal belt is being siphoned off to feed chicken pigs and cattle. This area located just three hours away from Mumbai, has the highest number of malnourished children. The chil...
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Food for starving children sold as feed for livestock in Maharashtra; govt orders probe
Food for malnourished children fed to cattle and chicken - a shocking and shameful reality in Maharashtra's Thane district that has sparked outrage across the country. An NDTV investigation found that nutrition supplements meant for underprivileged children in anganwadis are being siphoned by middlemen - allegedly in connivance with government offi...
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Maharashtra's horror: Food for starving children siphoned off, sold as feed for livestock
It is tale of shame from Maharashtra's Thane district. An NDTV investigation has found that nutrition supplements meant for malnourished children in anganwadis are being siphoned off by middlemen, allegedly in connivance with government officials. The supplements are then sold to poultry and dairy farms as feed for livestock.
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Malnutrition deaths in Maharashtra: no solution in sight?
The Prime Minister may have called malnutrition a national shame but little has changed on the ground in tackling the problem. The battle against malnutrition is one in which the state seems to be on the losing, especially in tribal areas of Thane district of Maharashtra.
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Even vegetables and milk are luxury for Mumbai's construction workers
30-year-old Sujata Paikrao, a construction labourer in Thane, near Mumbai, makes Rs 125 a day by lugging heavy pots of water.
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14 tribal children undergo heart operation in Thane
A total of 14 school children suffering from heart diseases were operated upon under the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) in Thane, according to a report released by the district health department.
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Food for tribals siphoned off in Maharashtra; villagers feel betrayed
Villagers in Maharashtra's Thane district are angry, pained and feel betrayed by the government. This after NDTV exposed how food meant for malnourished children from this tribal belt is being siphoned off to feed chicken pigs and cattle. This area located just three hours away from Mumbai, has the highest number of malnourished children. The chil...
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Food for starving children sold as feed for livestock in Maharashtra; govt orders probe
Food for malnourished children fed to cattle and chicken - a shocking and shameful reality in Maharashtra's Thane district that has sparked outrage across the country. An NDTV investigation found that nutrition supplements meant for underprivileged children in anganwadis are being siphoned by middlemen - allegedly in connivance with government offi...
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Maharashtra's horror: Food for starving children siphoned off, sold as feed for livestock
It is tale of shame from Maharashtra's Thane district. An NDTV investigation has found that nutrition supplements meant for malnourished children in anganwadis are being siphoned off by middlemen, allegedly in connivance with government officials. The supplements are then sold to poultry and dairy farms as feed for livestock.
