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Ancient Indian poems and folk songs reveal that India's savannas are ancient ecosystems, not ruined forests. This discovery changes how we approach conservation and tree-planting.
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Children’s Books Biased Towards Male Protagonists

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COVID, The Worst Crisis For Children
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COVID, The Worst Crisis For Children

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A new study suggests maternal stress or infection during pregnancy may alter offspring brain function, increasing anxiety risk in adulthood.
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Women, Girls At Higher Risk Of being Pushed Into Slavery

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UNICEF reveals over 600 million children live with mothers facing intimate partner violence, exposing urgent global child protection challenges.
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Child detention: Need More Courage to Reimagine Justice

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Disabled; Shared responsibility Only Deliver Results
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Children With Disabilities Need Equal Opportunities

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Divorce is a harsh reality for many families, and while the emotional and psychological consequences are widely acknowledged, the long-term physical health effects on children often go unnoticed.
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Pandemic To have More years of Mental Distraction in Children

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Embracing a "longevity diet" rich in whole grains, nuts, fruits, vegetables, and moderate amounts of fish can potentially extend life expectancy by up to 10 years, said a groundbreaking study. The study, led by Lars Fadnes from the University of Bergen, sheds light on the profound impact of sustained dietary changes on life span.
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Let Children Have Fruits and Veg for a Mental Well-being

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Active early Childhood Gives an Active Adulthood
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Active early Childhood Gives an Active Adulthood

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A new video game tool offers an 80% success rate in diagnosing autism in children, distinguishing it from ADHD.
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Children Under Two Years Not Getting Enough Food; UNICEF

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Discover the intriguing findings of the University of Warwick's research on word evolution. Explore how words, like 'sex,' endure in our language through a 'survival of the fittest' process similar to natural selection. The study sheds light on cognitive selection in the human brain and its impact on linguistic evolution
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South Asian Children See Inequities in Learning Opportunities 

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