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Specially-Abled Child, 2, From Karnataka Finds Loving Home In Italy
Abandoned by his biological parents, a specially-abled child from the Gangamma Chikumbimath Orphanage, a child welfare centre run by the Swami Vivekanand Seva Pratishthan in Belagavi, has now found a new home.
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Child Sex Abuse Exposed At Malaysian Firm Running Orphanages Worldwide
The organisation is facing allegations of running a cult-like institution that forced followers to work, have multiple children to populate orphanages, and raise donations funding their lavish lifestyles
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How Childhood Trauma Impacts Our Brains, Bodies - And Even Our Genes
In 1966, Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceauescu introduced extreme policies to increase the country's birth rate. This led to the widespread abandonment of children, who ended up in orphanages where they received no care, attention or love.
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The Shocking Reason Hate Preacher Zakir Naik Walked Off Stage In Pakistan
Fugitive Islamic hate preacher Zakir Naik's shocking behaviour at an orphanage during his visit to Pakistan has gone viral.
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Man 'Settles' Obscene Messages Case, Court Orders Community Service
The Delhi High Court has directed a man to do community service in a hospital, orphanage and old-age home for three months while quashing an FIR against him for allegedly sending obscene messages to a woman.
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5 Boys Die, Over 30 Hospitalised After Eating Food At Indore Orphanage
Five specially-abled boys, aged 5 to 15 years, have died at Indore's Yugpurush Dham Ashram orphanage since Sunday and over 30 others have been rushed to the hospital. Four of the deaths are suspected to be due to food poisoning from a meal they ate.
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For Inflating Electricity Bill, 4 UP Officers Told To Feed Orphans As "Punishment"
Four Varanasi power department officers were told to feed orphanage inmates in 'punishment' for inflating an electricity bill to more than 2 lakh, claiming the charges were pending since 1911 for a house connection.
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Bhakshak, Captain Miller, The Marvels and More: Here Are the Top OTT Releases This Week to Binge Watch
Bhumi Pednekar’s Bhakshak, based on the true incident of abuse of young girls in a Bihar orphanage, is releasing on Netflix. Dhanush’s Captain Miller and Mahesh Babu’s Guntur Kaaram are also premiering as post-theatrical releases on Prime Video and Netflix. Zee5’s Lantrani, set in small Indian towns and villages, is another heartwarming rel...
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"Stripped, Hung Upside Down": 21 Children Allege Abuse At Indore Orphanage
About 21 children at an orphanage in Madhya Pradesh's Indore have alleged horrific abuse and torture by its staff, the police said.
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Head Of Orphanage Arrested For Molesting Eight-Year-Old Inmate In UP
The head of an orphanage has been arrested for allegedly molesting an eight-year-old inmate of the establishment here, police said on Sunday.
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The Queen’s Gambit Chess Is Now Available on Android and iOS via Netflix Games
The Queen’s Gambit Chess is now live on Android and iOS via Netflix Games. The chess game inspired by the Anya Taylor-Joy-led miniseries is available to all Netflix members, regardless of their subscription plan. In it, you visit iconic locations from Beth Harmon’s journey in the show to learn and perfect skills, while running into familiar cha...
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129-Year-Old UP Orphanage Faces Police Case For Missing Working Licence
A case has been registered against the office bearers of the 129-year-old 'Yateem Khana' (Muslim orphanage) here for operating without obtaining licence from the Juvenile Justice Board, an official said on Monday.
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Russian Soldiers Enter Orphanage In Ukrainian City To Take Away Children: Report
According to Ukrainian officials, 97 orphans were kidnapped by the Russian military as they evacuated the Kherson region. Child kidnapping is a serious violation of the rules of war.
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Delhi High Court Cancels Rape Case. Condition: Accused To Give Burgers To Orphans
The court has also asked the man to pay a fine of Rs 4.5 lakh to his ex-wife which will be transferred to her during the course of the day.
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This Billionaire Was So Poor His Mother Begged Orphanage To Take Him In
With her fourth child living as a street urchin in war-torn Milan in 1942, Grazia Rocco, a widow, made a fateful decision: she appealed to the city's orphanage to take in the seven-year-old, Leonardo Del Vecchio.
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Specially-Abled Child, 2, From Karnataka Finds Loving Home In Italy
Abandoned by his biological parents, a specially-abled child from the Gangamma Chikumbimath Orphanage, a child welfare centre run by the Swami Vivekanand Seva Pratishthan in Belagavi, has now found a new home.
-
Child Sex Abuse Exposed At Malaysian Firm Running Orphanages Worldwide
The organisation is facing allegations of running a cult-like institution that forced followers to work, have multiple children to populate orphanages, and raise donations funding their lavish lifestyles
-
How Childhood Trauma Impacts Our Brains, Bodies - And Even Our Genes
In 1966, Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceauescu introduced extreme policies to increase the country's birth rate. This led to the widespread abandonment of children, who ended up in orphanages where they received no care, attention or love.
-
The Shocking Reason Hate Preacher Zakir Naik Walked Off Stage In Pakistan
Fugitive Islamic hate preacher Zakir Naik's shocking behaviour at an orphanage during his visit to Pakistan has gone viral.
-
Man 'Settles' Obscene Messages Case, Court Orders Community Service
The Delhi High Court has directed a man to do community service in a hospital, orphanage and old-age home for three months while quashing an FIR against him for allegedly sending obscene messages to a woman.
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5 Boys Die, Over 30 Hospitalised After Eating Food At Indore Orphanage
Five specially-abled boys, aged 5 to 15 years, have died at Indore's Yugpurush Dham Ashram orphanage since Sunday and over 30 others have been rushed to the hospital. Four of the deaths are suspected to be due to food poisoning from a meal they ate.
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For Inflating Electricity Bill, 4 UP Officers Told To Feed Orphans As "Punishment"
Four Varanasi power department officers were told to feed orphanage inmates in 'punishment' for inflating an electricity bill to more than 2 lakh, claiming the charges were pending since 1911 for a house connection.
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Bhakshak, Captain Miller, The Marvels and More: Here Are the Top OTT Releases This Week to Binge Watch
Bhumi Pednekar’s Bhakshak, based on the true incident of abuse of young girls in a Bihar orphanage, is releasing on Netflix. Dhanush’s Captain Miller and Mahesh Babu’s Guntur Kaaram are also premiering as post-theatrical releases on Prime Video and Netflix. Zee5’s Lantrani, set in small Indian towns and villages, is another heartwarming rel...
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"Stripped, Hung Upside Down": 21 Children Allege Abuse At Indore Orphanage
About 21 children at an orphanage in Madhya Pradesh's Indore have alleged horrific abuse and torture by its staff, the police said.
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Head Of Orphanage Arrested For Molesting Eight-Year-Old Inmate In UP
The head of an orphanage has been arrested for allegedly molesting an eight-year-old inmate of the establishment here, police said on Sunday.
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The Queen’s Gambit Chess Is Now Available on Android and iOS via Netflix Games
The Queen’s Gambit Chess is now live on Android and iOS via Netflix Games. The chess game inspired by the Anya Taylor-Joy-led miniseries is available to all Netflix members, regardless of their subscription plan. In it, you visit iconic locations from Beth Harmon’s journey in the show to learn and perfect skills, while running into familiar cha...
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129-Year-Old UP Orphanage Faces Police Case For Missing Working Licence
A case has been registered against the office bearers of the 129-year-old 'Yateem Khana' (Muslim orphanage) here for operating without obtaining licence from the Juvenile Justice Board, an official said on Monday.
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Russian Soldiers Enter Orphanage In Ukrainian City To Take Away Children: Report
According to Ukrainian officials, 97 orphans were kidnapped by the Russian military as they evacuated the Kherson region. Child kidnapping is a serious violation of the rules of war.
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Delhi High Court Cancels Rape Case. Condition: Accused To Give Burgers To Orphans
The court has also asked the man to pay a fine of Rs 4.5 lakh to his ex-wife which will be transferred to her during the course of the day.
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This Billionaire Was So Poor His Mother Begged Orphanage To Take Him In
With her fourth child living as a street urchin in war-torn Milan in 1942, Grazia Rocco, a widow, made a fateful decision: she appealed to the city's orphanage to take in the seven-year-old, Leonardo Del Vecchio.
