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People Find Refuge At Night Shelter Amid Dipping Temperature In Delhi
As the temperature dipped in Delhi on Monday night, people took refuge at the night shelters across various locations in the national capital.
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"Strange Coincidence": Court On Deaths In Delhi Home For Mentally Challenged
Delhi High Court on Monday remarked that the recent deaths of 14 inmates in the city government-run Asha Kiran shelter home for the mentally challenged was a "strange coincidence" and directed the social welfare secretary to visit the premises on Aug
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14 Die In A Month In Delhi Home For Mentally Challenged, AAP's Atishi Orders Probe
A staggering 28 inmates have died at a shelter home in Delhi since the beginning of this year, with 14 deaths - including that of a child - taking place in July alone, prompting the state government to order a probe.
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Boy Sexually Assaulted In Delhi Shelter Home: Cops
A boy was allegedly sexually assaulted by another boy at a private shelter home in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri area, police said on Sunday.
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Delhi Government's Security Advisory For Care Homes After Surprise Visits
The Women and Child Development Department of Delhi has issued a security advisory for child care institutions and shelter homes for women after "a number of deficiencies" were found during surprise visits by officials.
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27 Migrant Workers Run Away From Delhi's Tilak Nagar Shelter Home: Report
Twenty-seven migrant workers have escaped from a temporary shelter home in west Delhi''s Tilak Nagar, police said today.
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Only 47% Shelter Homes In Delhi Have Licenses, Says Women's Panel
Only 47 per cent of shelter homes in Delhi are running with a valid license, according to a social audit report prepared by TISS Koshish, the DCW said on Tuesday.
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In Delhi Shelter Home Case, Police Seeks Help Of Nepal Embassy, NGOs
Delhi Police has sought the assistance of the Nepal Embassy and NGOs in the case of disappearance of eight women and a girl from a Shahdara shelter home earlier this month.
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Four Female Employees Arrested In Delhi Shelter Home Abuse Case
Four women employees of a shelter home in Delhi, where girls were allegedly abused by its staff, were arrested on Saturday, the police said.
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Arvind Kejriwal Vows Action Irrespective Of Rank In Delhi Shelter Case
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said Wednesday that action would be taken against officials, irrespective of their rank, if found guilty, in connection with disappearance of eight women and a minor girl from a shelter home in east Delhi.
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19,000 Homeless Persons to Sleep in Delhi Shelters This Winter
In an effort to prevent death of any homeless person due to sleeping in open during Delhi's chilly winters, the government has arranged night shelters and tents to accommodate at least 19,000 people.
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Homeless prefer sidewalks to govt shelters in Delhi
The wrath of the cold wave currently gripping the nation's capital has been particularly harsh on some 60,000 homeless who continue to live in sub-human conditions, despite of repeated orders of the Supreme Court that they be looked after.
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People Find Refuge At Night Shelter Amid Dipping Temperature In Delhi
As the temperature dipped in Delhi on Monday night, people took refuge at the night shelters across various locations in the national capital.
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"Strange Coincidence": Court On Deaths In Delhi Home For Mentally Challenged
Delhi High Court on Monday remarked that the recent deaths of 14 inmates in the city government-run Asha Kiran shelter home for the mentally challenged was a "strange coincidence" and directed the social welfare secretary to visit the premises on Aug
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14 Die In A Month In Delhi Home For Mentally Challenged, AAP's Atishi Orders Probe
A staggering 28 inmates have died at a shelter home in Delhi since the beginning of this year, with 14 deaths - including that of a child - taking place in July alone, prompting the state government to order a probe.
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Boy Sexually Assaulted In Delhi Shelter Home: Cops
A boy was allegedly sexually assaulted by another boy at a private shelter home in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri area, police said on Sunday.
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Delhi Government's Security Advisory For Care Homes After Surprise Visits
The Women and Child Development Department of Delhi has issued a security advisory for child care institutions and shelter homes for women after "a number of deficiencies" were found during surprise visits by officials.
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27 Migrant Workers Run Away From Delhi's Tilak Nagar Shelter Home: Report
Twenty-seven migrant workers have escaped from a temporary shelter home in west Delhi''s Tilak Nagar, police said today.
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Only 47% Shelter Homes In Delhi Have Licenses, Says Women's Panel
Only 47 per cent of shelter homes in Delhi are running with a valid license, according to a social audit report prepared by TISS Koshish, the DCW said on Tuesday.
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In Delhi Shelter Home Case, Police Seeks Help Of Nepal Embassy, NGOs
Delhi Police has sought the assistance of the Nepal Embassy and NGOs in the case of disappearance of eight women and a girl from a Shahdara shelter home earlier this month.
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Four Female Employees Arrested In Delhi Shelter Home Abuse Case
Four women employees of a shelter home in Delhi, where girls were allegedly abused by its staff, were arrested on Saturday, the police said.
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Arvind Kejriwal Vows Action Irrespective Of Rank In Delhi Shelter Case
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said Wednesday that action would be taken against officials, irrespective of their rank, if found guilty, in connection with disappearance of eight women and a minor girl from a shelter home in east Delhi.
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19,000 Homeless Persons to Sleep in Delhi Shelters This Winter
In an effort to prevent death of any homeless person due to sleeping in open during Delhi's chilly winters, the government has arranged night shelters and tents to accommodate at least 19,000 people.
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Homeless prefer sidewalks to govt shelters in Delhi
The wrath of the cold wave currently gripping the nation's capital has been particularly harsh on some 60,000 homeless who continue to live in sub-human conditions, despite of repeated orders of the Supreme Court that they be looked after.
