The other children

While the Indian embassy is rightly concerned about this terrible tragedy, the harsh criticisms from India’s media are a little less rational.

The other children
Thu, 22 Nov, 2012 - 00:00
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According to Reuters news agency (Feb 12) over 3,000 Indian children die every day from illnesses related to malnutrition; should this not be a bigger concern?

John Devlin

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