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Despite the practice of prenatal selection banned by the Indian government almost 10 years ago, it is a common phenomenon in this country. Most shocking is the highest involvement of the educated and elite class of people.
According to a recent...
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Poor children given a nutritional boost during the first two years of life earned adult wages nearly 50 percent higher than peers deprived of a food supplement, a study...
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