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A new program was launched recently by the Moroccan government to build 1246 schools especially in those ‘urban non-urban’ places to facilitate access to schooling in the rural areas.
This program-that is worth MAD 12.76 bullion- is aimed to...
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According to news sources, many farmers in Central China’s Hubei Province are so poor that they have been selling their blood regularly in order to meet their...
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The worst condition of poor and needy people in India is a part of dirty politics. Since our independence, unsolved problem of common man indicates clearly that our...
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She stops for long stretches, lost in thought, trying to make sense of how she’s been left half a person.
Sunita, 18, who requested that her family name not be...
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Labour’s strategy for tackling poverty has reached the end of the road and Britain risks a return to Victorian levels of inequality, according to a major two-year...
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Every year we celebrate independence day with a lot of hype and ceremony, we stand up for the national anthem nd sing in unison jana gna mana adhinayaka jaya he...We...
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At least I have no answer to this. I wonder why despite being the oldest profession & an indispensable one prostitution does not command...
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“Even a dog in any European Union country enjoys better living conditions than we do here,” complained Danush Ademi, a Kosovar MP representing the Ashkali...
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The Indian Prime minister addressed top government officials a month ago and told them that the system was ridden with corruption. I did not...
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The area once known worldwide for their beauty and serenity are now under the terrible influence of dark clouds (Taliban). Without any doubt, Pakistan is passing...
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Henry Lee Burton talks with a reporter while sitting in his truck before going to work in New Orleans, Friday, Aug. 22, 2008. Burton often brings his adult literacy course work to his job. Overshadowed by bureaucratic failures and slow-moving rebuilding..
