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NDTV Special: Once Ruled By Bullets, Now Brimming With Talent - How A Bihar Village Changed
At a time when women feared to leave their home, a group of girls in shorts hit the grounds, much to the surprise of their neighbours, for a better future.
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"Girls Who Marry Without Parents' Consent Get Killed," Says Bihar Top Cop
Bihar's Director General of Police on Thursday made a bizarre statement from the stage of 'Samaj Sudhar Abhiyan' when he said that 'many girls who leave home for marriage without their parents' consent are forced into flesh trade.'
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Bihar Shelter Home Case: Court Seeks CBI Reply On Accused's Appeal Against Life Term
The Delhi High Court Wednesday sought CBI's response on an appeal filed by Brajesh Thakur, who was sentenced to life imprisonment till his last breath for sexually assaulting several girls in a shelter home in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, challenging his conviction and jail term.
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Bihar Shelter Rapes: Brajesh Thakur Moves Court Against life Sentence
Brajesh Thakur, who was sentenced to life imprisonment till his last breath for sexually assaulting several girls in a shelter home in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, has approached the Delhi High Court challenging his conviction and jail term.
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Super 30 Founder's Offer To Teen Who Cycled 1,200 km With Injured Father
Jyoti Kumari, the 15-year-old girl who last week cycled nearly 1,200 km, with her father riding pillion, to reach home amid the coronavirus lockdown, has been offered free tuition to appear for the IIT-JEE by Super 30's Anand Kumar
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Father Riding Pillion, Girl, 15, Cycles 1,200 km To Get Home In Bihar
Cycling almost 1,200 km with a debilitated person riding pillion could be a daunting task even for professional athletes, leave alone an ordinary teenager and that too amid the COVID-19 pandemic. In this case, the heavily-stacked odds against Bihar girl Jyoti Kumari were no match for her grit.
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Muzaffarpur Shelter Home Case: Quantum Of Sentence For Brajesh Thakur, Other Convicts On Feb 11
A Delhi court today said it will announce the quantum of sentence for Brajesh Thakur and 18 others, convicted of sexually and physically assaulting several girls in a shelter home in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, on February 11.
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Sentencing For Brajesh Thakur, 18 Others Next Week In Bihar Shelter Rapes
A Delhi court on Tuesday deferred for a week the hearing of arguments on quantum of sentence of Brajesh Thakur and 18 others, convicted of sexually and physically assaulting several minor girls in a shelter home in Muzaffarpur in Bihar.
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Bihar Shelter Rapes: Main Accused Brajesh Thakur, 18 Others Convicted
Brajesh Thakur, who ran the shelter in Bihar's Muzaffarpur where girls were raped and physically assaulted over a period of months, was today found guilty by a Delhi court. Brajesh Thakur was convicted for aggravated sexual assault under the POCSO
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70 Officers May Face Action For Lapses In Running Bihar Shelter Homes
Twenty-five Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers are among over 70 officials in Bihar who could face action for lapses in managing shelter homes in the state that was shook by sexual exploitation of over 40 girls at such facilities in 2018.
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NDTV Special: Once Ruled By Bullets, Now Brimming With Talent - How A Bihar Village Changed
At a time when women feared to leave their home, a group of girls in shorts hit the grounds, much to the surprise of their neighbours, for a better future.
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"Girls Who Marry Without Parents' Consent Get Killed," Says Bihar Top Cop
Bihar's Director General of Police on Thursday made a bizarre statement from the stage of 'Samaj Sudhar Abhiyan' when he said that 'many girls who leave home for marriage without their parents' consent are forced into flesh trade.'
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Bihar Shelter Home Case: Court Seeks CBI Reply On Accused's Appeal Against Life Term
The Delhi High Court Wednesday sought CBI's response on an appeal filed by Brajesh Thakur, who was sentenced to life imprisonment till his last breath for sexually assaulting several girls in a shelter home in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, challenging his conviction and jail term.
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Bihar Shelter Rapes: Brajesh Thakur Moves Court Against life Sentence
Brajesh Thakur, who was sentenced to life imprisonment till his last breath for sexually assaulting several girls in a shelter home in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, has approached the Delhi High Court challenging his conviction and jail term.
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Super 30 Founder's Offer To Teen Who Cycled 1,200 km With Injured Father
Jyoti Kumari, the 15-year-old girl who last week cycled nearly 1,200 km, with her father riding pillion, to reach home amid the coronavirus lockdown, has been offered free tuition to appear for the IIT-JEE by Super 30's Anand Kumar
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Father Riding Pillion, Girl, 15, Cycles 1,200 km To Get Home In Bihar
Cycling almost 1,200 km with a debilitated person riding pillion could be a daunting task even for professional athletes, leave alone an ordinary teenager and that too amid the COVID-19 pandemic. In this case, the heavily-stacked odds against Bihar girl Jyoti Kumari were no match for her grit.
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Muzaffarpur Shelter Home Case: Quantum Of Sentence For Brajesh Thakur, Other Convicts On Feb 11
A Delhi court today said it will announce the quantum of sentence for Brajesh Thakur and 18 others, convicted of sexually and physically assaulting several girls in a shelter home in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, on February 11.
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Sentencing For Brajesh Thakur, 18 Others Next Week In Bihar Shelter Rapes
A Delhi court on Tuesday deferred for a week the hearing of arguments on quantum of sentence of Brajesh Thakur and 18 others, convicted of sexually and physically assaulting several minor girls in a shelter home in Muzaffarpur in Bihar.
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Bihar Shelter Rapes: Main Accused Brajesh Thakur, 18 Others Convicted
Brajesh Thakur, who ran the shelter in Bihar's Muzaffarpur where girls were raped and physically assaulted over a period of months, was today found guilty by a Delhi court. Brajesh Thakur was convicted for aggravated sexual assault under the POCSO
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70 Officers May Face Action For Lapses In Running Bihar Shelter Homes
Twenty-five Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers are among over 70 officials in Bihar who could face action for lapses in managing shelter homes in the state that was shook by sexual exploitation of over 40 girls at such facilities in 2018.
