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9 Year Old Meena Rules The Indian Airwaves!
'When I hear Meena speak, I can identify with her completely. I encourage all those people who don't send their children to school to listen to Meena and understand how important it is for children to get educated.'
Indonesia’s Story on Bringing Women Into Parliament
Women's representation in Indonesia's parliament has seen its ups and downs but has improved over time overall.
Girl-Power in Rural Bangladesh on The Rise
In a small room in Khilbarirtek village in the impoverished Badda thana area (sub-district) of Dhaka district, Bangladesh, a group of excited adolescents - 28 girls and two boys - are engrossed in playing indoor games.
How Do Visitors and Tourists React to Women Guarding The Vatican?
The Vatican is tucked away in a corner of modern-day Rome and at a short distance from the River Tiber. It is surrounded by very small streets dating from the Renaissance and Roman times on one side and wide modern streets on the other.
Infant Mortality Rates in India, and Orissa Baby Blues
Neonatal deaths (those that occur in the first four weeks of life) account for 69 per cent of infant deaths in Orissa.
