India plans orphanages to raise unwanted girls
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Oct 12, 2008
        

Police in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh recovered 390 pieces of bones of newly born babies or fetuses from the backyard of a Christian missionary hospital, Reuters reported from Bhopal on Sunday. "The... [read full story]                    

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The DECT Forum, the worldwide association of the home communication industry, announces in its most recent market forecast a rapid growth of CAT-iq enabled gateways, reaching more than 65 million home gateways in 2012. The...

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AFP/File – A protest outside the Bank of England in London on October 13, 2008 over the financial crisis. Bank of … LONDON (AFP) – Bank of England policymakers voted 9-0 to slash interest rates by a third to 3.00 percent...

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