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This document lists the names of several Indian newspapers, including the Daily News mentioned 3 times, Dainik Bhaskar mentioned 3 times, Hindustan Times, and The Times Of India.

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Print media report issues of children and women 13 feb 2017

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The document summarizes print media reports from Jaipur and Rajasthan dated February 13, 2017. It includes reports on the installation of mother's milk banks, enrollment in private schools, ongoing malnutrition issues, crimes against women and children such as rape and kidnapping, the inauguration of new schools, declining illiteracy and child marriage rates, and the arrest of teachers for rape. The majority of reports focused on issues relating to children's rights, education, health, and protection from crime.

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The document is a media report from Jaipur and Rajasthan dated February 11th 2017. It summarizes 23 news reports from print publications covering crimes against children and women, as well as issues related to children's rights. Many of the reports describe cases of rape and sexual assault of minors by teachers and neighbors. Other reports discuss child marriage, female foeticide, and illness among school children after taking deworming medication. The media coverage highlights ongoing problems with crimes against vulnerable groups and children in the Jaipur and Rajasthan region.

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Print media report issues of children and women 12 feb 2017

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The media report summarizes 6 news articles from print publications in Jaipur, Rajasthan on February 12, 2017. The articles discuss topics such as understanding child behavior to prevent molestation, the arrest of individuals accused of molesting minor girls, a Supreme Court statement on a woman's right to decide on pregnancy, the arrest of a school director after a teacher molested students, a women's empowerment seminar, and the arrest of a man accused of molesting a deaf and mute minor girl. The report was presented by Lok Samvad Sansthan and analyzes coverage related to children's rights, women's rights, and crimes against children in the Jaipur print media.

Print media report issues of children and women 08 feb 2017

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The print media report summarizes 12 news articles from publications in Jaipur and Rajasthan dated February 8, 2017. Several of the articles discuss a tutor having unnatural sex with a minor in Ramganj area and trying to blackmail the child. Others report on crimes against women decreasing in Jaipur, parents trying to reduce children's junk food intake, an auto driver arrested for harassing a minor, a child's leg broken in a hospital, and hostel girls complaining of harassment. Positive stories discuss initiatives to help infected minors, and calls for help for poor children.

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Print media report issues of children and women 10 feb 2017

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The document is a print media report from Jaipur and Rajasthan dated February 10th, 2017. It summarizes 17 news reports from various publications covering issues related to children's rights, including healthcare programs providing deworming medication to children, efforts to promote education of girls, crimes against children such as rape and child labor, and the mental effects of unrealistic parental expectations on children. The report highlights initiatives to protect children's rights as well as ongoing challenges in Rajasthan.

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Print media report issues of children and women 09 feb 2017

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The document summarizes 22 print media reports from Rajasthan covering February 9, 2017. Key topics included the state education department's decision to merge pre-schools into government schools, crimes against women and children such as rape and harassment cases, women's rights issues like higher delivery costs in government hospitals, and upcoming events related to women's empowerment and spreading child education messages. The reports covered cities across Rajasthan like Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, and Udaipur.

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