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Government's Duty To Trace, Protect Missing Children And Women: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said it was the government's duty to trace missing children and women.
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Goa Lifeguards Save 15 From Drowning, Trace 6 Missing Children In 4 Days
At least 15 people were saved from drowning in the sea at various beaches in Goa during the last four days while six missing children were reunited with their families, officials said on Wednesday.
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4 Minor Girls Missing From Delhi Children's Home Traced In Assam: Police
Delhi Police has traced four minor girls who had gone missing from a children's home in New Delhi were traced in Assam.
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Facial Recognition Software Helps Reunite Boy With Family After 5 Years
A boy from Uttar Pradesh, who went missing five years ago, was traced to a child welfare home in Assam and reunited with his family, thanks to Telangana Police's facial recognition tool, DARPAN.
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Facial Recognition System Helps Trace 3,000 Missing Children In 4 Days
Nearly 3,000 missing children have been traced in four days, thanks to the facial recognition system (FRS) software that the Delhi Police is using on a trial basis to track down such children.
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Surat Father Tweets To Sushma Swaraj To Find Missing Family In US
The father of a Los Angeles-based Indian who has been missing with his wife and two children after a road trip in the United States has requested External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to help trace them.
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About 500 Missing Children Traced Through Aadhaar: UIDAI
As many as 500 missing children have been traced over the last few months through Aadhaar, the CEO of Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), Ajay Bhushan Pandey, said today.
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Court Raps Mumbai Police For Lack Of Proper Probe In Cases Of Missing Children
Taking note of the plight of parents who are forced to approach courts seeking directions to the police to trace missing children, the Bombay High Court has rapped the Mumbai Police for its insensitivity in dealing with such cases.
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6,992 Children Reported Missing In Bengal, Most Of Them Traced, Says Government
New Delhi: A total of 6,992 children were reported missing and 1,967 kidnapped in Bengal in 2015 and majority of them were later recovered, the Rajya Sabha was informed. Also, as many as 2,214 persons were arrested over kidnapping of children, Minister of State for Home Affairs Hansraj Gangaram Ahir said. “As per the information provided by the ...
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12-15 Children Reported Missing In Delhi Every Day, Shows Crime Data
New Delhi: The capital has lived up to its fearful reputation of disappearing kids with Over 1,500 children in Delhi — mostly between 6 and 15 – have been reported missing in the first five months of this year, as per police figures. Going by the past trends on tracing missing children, the chances of finding them are far and few. The latest d...
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Over 3,500 Children Missing In Delhi
As many as 3,540 children upto 18 years have gone missing in the NCT of Delhi in this current year till the end of June, while 2,259 of them have been traced, as reported by Delhi Police.
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Delhi High Court Asks Government For Revised Standard Operating Procedure To Trace Missing Children
The Delhi High Court on Friday asked the central government if has revised its model standard operating procedure (SOP), meant to trace missing children, in view of the change in the Juvenile Justice Act.
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Missing Children As Bad As Terrorism, Says Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court today expressed strong displeasure on increasing number of missing children terming it akin to terrorism even as Delhi Police said out of 2,252 missing children in 2016, it has traced a total of 1,293.
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Odisha Police To Launch Operation Smile-2 From January
Odisha Police today decided to launch Operation Smile-2 from January next year to trace and rescue missing children in the country.
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Railway Minister Proposes Online Program for Tracing Missing Kids
Union Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu today proposed setting up of an online registration program in collaboration with the Women and Child Development Ministry to help parents trace their missing or runaway children rescued at railway stations.
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Government's Duty To Trace, Protect Missing Children And Women: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said it was the government's duty to trace missing children and women.
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Goa Lifeguards Save 15 From Drowning, Trace 6 Missing Children In 4 Days
At least 15 people were saved from drowning in the sea at various beaches in Goa during the last four days while six missing children were reunited with their families, officials said on Wednesday.
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4 Minor Girls Missing From Delhi Children's Home Traced In Assam: Police
Delhi Police has traced four minor girls who had gone missing from a children's home in New Delhi were traced in Assam.
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Facial Recognition Software Helps Reunite Boy With Family After 5 Years
A boy from Uttar Pradesh, who went missing five years ago, was traced to a child welfare home in Assam and reunited with his family, thanks to Telangana Police's facial recognition tool, DARPAN.
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Facial Recognition System Helps Trace 3,000 Missing Children In 4 Days
Nearly 3,000 missing children have been traced in four days, thanks to the facial recognition system (FRS) software that the Delhi Police is using on a trial basis to track down such children.
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Surat Father Tweets To Sushma Swaraj To Find Missing Family In US
The father of a Los Angeles-based Indian who has been missing with his wife and two children after a road trip in the United States has requested External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to help trace them.
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About 500 Missing Children Traced Through Aadhaar: UIDAI
As many as 500 missing children have been traced over the last few months through Aadhaar, the CEO of Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), Ajay Bhushan Pandey, said today.
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Court Raps Mumbai Police For Lack Of Proper Probe In Cases Of Missing Children
Taking note of the plight of parents who are forced to approach courts seeking directions to the police to trace missing children, the Bombay High Court has rapped the Mumbai Police for its insensitivity in dealing with such cases.
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6,992 Children Reported Missing In Bengal, Most Of Them Traced, Says Government
New Delhi: A total of 6,992 children were reported missing and 1,967 kidnapped in Bengal in 2015 and majority of them were later recovered, the Rajya Sabha was informed. Also, as many as 2,214 persons were arrested over kidnapping of children, Minister of State for Home Affairs Hansraj Gangaram Ahir said. “As per the information provided by the ...
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12-15 Children Reported Missing In Delhi Every Day, Shows Crime Data
New Delhi: The capital has lived up to its fearful reputation of disappearing kids with Over 1,500 children in Delhi — mostly between 6 and 15 – have been reported missing in the first five months of this year, as per police figures. Going by the past trends on tracing missing children, the chances of finding them are far and few. The latest d...
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Over 3,500 Children Missing In Delhi
As many as 3,540 children upto 18 years have gone missing in the NCT of Delhi in this current year till the end of June, while 2,259 of them have been traced, as reported by Delhi Police.
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Delhi High Court Asks Government For Revised Standard Operating Procedure To Trace Missing Children
The Delhi High Court on Friday asked the central government if has revised its model standard operating procedure (SOP), meant to trace missing children, in view of the change in the Juvenile Justice Act.
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Missing Children As Bad As Terrorism, Says Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court today expressed strong displeasure on increasing number of missing children terming it akin to terrorism even as Delhi Police said out of 2,252 missing children in 2016, it has traced a total of 1,293.
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Odisha Police To Launch Operation Smile-2 From January
Odisha Police today decided to launch Operation Smile-2 from January next year to trace and rescue missing children in the country.
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Railway Minister Proposes Online Program for Tracing Missing Kids
Union Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu today proposed setting up of an online registration program in collaboration with the Women and Child Development Ministry to help parents trace their missing or runaway children rescued at railway stations.
