Government Launches Khoya Paya Website to Track Missing Children, Questions Over Effectiveness

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A web portal to be used as social medium for people to share information about missing children was launched today by the government. Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi and Information and Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad jointly launched the website 'Khoya-Paya', a platform for citizens to report children sighted as abandoned or lost.

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