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One-fifth of girls become mothers before adulthood, says report by Aarti Dhar

As many as 30 per cent of adolescent girls in India (aged between 15-19 years) were married, and at least 22 per cent women aged 20 to 24 became mothers before attaining adulthood in India, says a UNICEF report. The report by UNICEF, based on a survey conducted in the period 2000-2010, says only five per cent of male adolescents were married when compared to girls. Released globally on Thursday, the report...

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Empowering rural women to fight for their rights-Richa Sharma

-IANS Lucknow, April 27: Seema Saroj, a resident of Pratapgarh district in Uttar Pradesh, was denied payment under the rural jobs scheme for months. She then joined Nari Sangh, a women's group working for the rights of people, and took on the authorities to get her pending dues. Saroj is one among over 80,000 women from 666 gram panchayats in nine districts of eastern Uttar Pradesh who have, under the umbrella of...

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Give debt relief or Trinamool will step up heat: Mamata-Sumit Sen & Nirmalya Banerjee

West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday threatened to bring her anger to the streets of New Delhi and launch an agitation in the capital if the Centre didn't give in to her demand for a moratorium on debt repayment. In a rare and exclusive interview to TOI at the Writers' Buildings in Kolkata, the Trinamool Congress chief didn't once utter the words "threat" or "pullout", but her message was...

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Global Food prices on the rise again: World Bank

-Reuters Latest World Bank Food price index showed the cost of Food rose 8% between December and March Global Food prices are rising again, pushed higher by costlier oil, strong demand from Asia and bad weather in parts of Europe, South America and the United States, the World Bank said on Wed nesday. The latest World Bank Food price index showed the cost of Food rose 8% between December and March. In the...

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Food ministry faces a problem of plenty now-Rituraj Tiwari

As news of record Food grain production trickled from the corridors of the agriculture ministry, officials of the storage wing in the adjoining Food ministry began working overtime to save the department the embarrassment of plenty. Food minister KV Thomas is under pressure to ensure that the toil of farmers is not wasted. "It's my duty to make sure that Food grains don't rot. We are on our way to create...

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