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NITI Aayog And UNICEF Sign Agreement To Improve Nutrition In Districts Across India
NITI Aayog on Thursday said that it has signed a Statement of Intent (SOI) with UNICEF India to support strategic interventions in aspirational districts and aspirational blocks.
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NITI Aayog And UNICEF Sign Agreement To Improve Nutrition In Districts Across India
NITI Aayog on Thursday said that it has signed a Statement of Intent (SOI) with UNICEF India to support strategic interventions in aspirational districts and aspirational blocks.
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Highest Number Of Unvaccinated, Under-Vaccinated Kids In India: UNICEF
India has the highest number of under-vaccinated or unvaccinated children worldwide at 3.5 million, an increase of 1.4 million from 2019, amid the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, the UNICEF said.
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2.4 Million Children Affected By Recent Floods In India: UNICEF
An estimated 2.4 million children have been affected by the recent floods in India, the UNICEF said on Thursday, calling for immediate support, more resources and innovative programmes to address the challenges faced.
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At 67,385, India Leaves China Behind In Births On New Year: UNICEF
Nearly 400,000 babies were born around the world on New Year's Day with India recording the highest number of these births worldwide at 67,385, the UN children's agency said.
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India Faces "Enormous Challenge" Of Supporting Younger Population: UNICEF
India which is home to the largest number of adolescents in the world has an "incredible advantage" but also faces an "enormous challenge" of supporting its younger population, UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore said on Monday.
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Their Mothers Never Went to School, Daughters Made Education A Priority
Mumbai: In the narrow alleys of Aarey Colony, next to Royal Palm Estate in suburban Mumbai, lives Gulabsha Rafiq Khan. The 17-year-old lives with her mother and stepfather in a small one-room house whose entrance door greets with a prayer written in Urdu. Her mother Tahira Khan, a native of Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh, married early and came to sett...
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'Bring Boys Along' in Women's Empowerment: UNICEF
Reducing infant and maternal mortality rate in India will not be possible if men do not change their mindset and are not involved in the empowerment of women, Unicef India chief Louis-Georges Arsenault noted on thursday.
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UN to announce aid for women and children
Secretary General Ban Ki-moon plans to end a development summit meeting of world leaders on Wednesday by announcing a huge increase in aid to improve the health of women and children, but independent specialists said they were skeptical about the amount of actual new money committed, given the global economic crisis.Governments and private aid orga...
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India doing well in reducing maternal mortality: UNICEF
The Unicef on Monday lauded India's effort in reducing maternal deaths."India ranks 25th among the countries in terms of percentage decline in maternal mortality rates, reducing it by 59 per cent since 1990. There is no dispute that India has done well in reducing maternal mortality," Unicef Chief of Communication in India Angela Walker told report...
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NITI Aayog And UNICEF Sign Agreement To Improve Nutrition In Districts Across India
NITI Aayog on Thursday said that it has signed a Statement of Intent (SOI) with UNICEF India to support strategic interventions in aspirational districts and aspirational blocks.
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NITI Aayog And UNICEF Sign Agreement To Improve Nutrition In Districts Across India
NITI Aayog on Thursday said that it has signed a Statement of Intent (SOI) with UNICEF India to support strategic interventions in aspirational districts and aspirational blocks.
-
Highest Number Of Unvaccinated, Under-Vaccinated Kids In India: UNICEF
India has the highest number of under-vaccinated or unvaccinated children worldwide at 3.5 million, an increase of 1.4 million from 2019, amid the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, the UNICEF said.
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2.4 Million Children Affected By Recent Floods In India: UNICEF
An estimated 2.4 million children have been affected by the recent floods in India, the UNICEF said on Thursday, calling for immediate support, more resources and innovative programmes to address the challenges faced.
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At 67,385, India Leaves China Behind In Births On New Year: UNICEF
Nearly 400,000 babies were born around the world on New Year's Day with India recording the highest number of these births worldwide at 67,385, the UN children's agency said.
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India Faces "Enormous Challenge" Of Supporting Younger Population: UNICEF
India which is home to the largest number of adolescents in the world has an "incredible advantage" but also faces an "enormous challenge" of supporting its younger population, UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore said on Monday.
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Their Mothers Never Went to School, Daughters Made Education A Priority
Mumbai: In the narrow alleys of Aarey Colony, next to Royal Palm Estate in suburban Mumbai, lives Gulabsha Rafiq Khan. The 17-year-old lives with her mother and stepfather in a small one-room house whose entrance door greets with a prayer written in Urdu. Her mother Tahira Khan, a native of Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh, married early and came to sett...
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'Bring Boys Along' in Women's Empowerment: UNICEF
Reducing infant and maternal mortality rate in India will not be possible if men do not change their mindset and are not involved in the empowerment of women, Unicef India chief Louis-Georges Arsenault noted on thursday.
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UN to announce aid for women and children
Secretary General Ban Ki-moon plans to end a development summit meeting of world leaders on Wednesday by announcing a huge increase in aid to improve the health of women and children, but independent specialists said they were skeptical about the amount of actual new money committed, given the global economic crisis.Governments and private aid orga...
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India doing well in reducing maternal mortality: UNICEF
The Unicef on Monday lauded India's effort in reducing maternal deaths."India ranks 25th among the countries in terms of percentage decline in maternal mortality rates, reducing it by 59 per cent since 1990. There is no dispute that India has done well in reducing maternal mortality," Unicef Chief of Communication in India Angela Walker told report...
