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Viral Post About Bengaluru Couple Spending Rs 15,000 On Pet Dog Highlights 'DINKWAD' Trend
Without the costs of childcare or education, these couples allocate significant disposable income to travel, hobbies, and premium pet care.
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Rs 12 Per Child To Tackle Malnutrition In Madhya Pradesh. Is It Enough?
Over 1.36 lakh children are currently malnourished in Madhya Pradesh, but the state government's daily allocation for severely malnourished children remains a modest Rs 12.
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Blog: In Mumbai, the hopeless hunt for Raj Babbar's Rs. 12 meal
Pila Bungalow, Dharavi, Mumbai. Asia's largest slum. This is where some of India's poorest of the poor live. Without exception, the air here always smells of sewage. After all, Dharavi was right next to the Mithi river, which had long turned into a gutter. The monsoon had only worsened the situation as the sewers freely overflowed on to the roads.
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Didn't intend to hurt party or others' sentiments: Raj Babbar clarifies
The Congress's effort at limiting the damage wrought by its spokesperson Raj Babbar professing that Rs. 12 can buy a complete meal in Mumbai, was two-pronged today. While Mr Babbar recanted, expressing regret, another spokesperson Ajay Maken went on the offensive.
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Viral Post About Bengaluru Couple Spending Rs 15,000 On Pet Dog Highlights 'DINKWAD' Trend
Without the costs of childcare or education, these couples allocate significant disposable income to travel, hobbies, and premium pet care.
-
Rs 12 Per Child To Tackle Malnutrition In Madhya Pradesh. Is It Enough?
Over 1.36 lakh children are currently malnourished in Madhya Pradesh, but the state government's daily allocation for severely malnourished children remains a modest Rs 12.
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Blog: In Mumbai, the hopeless hunt for Raj Babbar's Rs. 12 meal
Pila Bungalow, Dharavi, Mumbai. Asia's largest slum. This is where some of India's poorest of the poor live. Without exception, the air here always smells of sewage. After all, Dharavi was right next to the Mithi river, which had long turned into a gutter. The monsoon had only worsened the situation as the sewers freely overflowed on to the roads.
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Didn't intend to hurt party or others' sentiments: Raj Babbar clarifies
The Congress's effort at limiting the damage wrought by its spokesperson Raj Babbar professing that Rs. 12 can buy a complete meal in Mumbai, was two-pronged today. While Mr Babbar recanted, expressing regret, another spokesperson Ajay Maken went on the offensive.
