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Congress leaders say they would have moved for adjournment if not for floods in the state
Outlook Magazine - 8 August 2016
Runumi Gogoi's been asked to change her report if she wants to continue with the state commission.
Girl children from 5 districts of Assam were whisked away on the basis of these affidavits
Korobi, the pracharika who identified girls who can be picked up, was herself chosen by the Sangh after the Nellie massacre
The full, 11,350-word text of Neha Dixit's five-part investigation "Operation #BabyLift" on how the Sangh Parivar flouted every Indian and international law on child right to traffic 31 young tribal girls from Assam to Punjab and Gujarat to ‘Hinduise’ them.
In this video, the 20 trafficked girls from Kokrajhar, Assam, who have been separated from their parents for over a year, sing Vande Mataram without missing a note.
Operation Beti Uthao clearly violates Indian and international laws and guidelines
Runumi Gogoi's been asked to change her report if she wants to continue with the state commission.
Girl children from 5 districts of Assam were whisked away on the basis of these affidavits
Korobi, the pracharika who identified girls who can be picked up, was herself chosen by the Sangh after the Nellie massacre
The full, 11,350-word text of Neha Dixit's five-part investigation "Operation #BabyLift" on how the Sangh Parivar flouted every Indian and international law on child right to traffic 31 young tribal girls from Assam to Punjab and Gujarat to ‘Hinduise’ them.
In this video, the 20 trafficked girls from Kokrajhar, Assam, who have been separated from their parents for over a year, sing Vande Mataram without missing a note.
Operation Beti Uthao clearly violates Indian and international laws and guidelines
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