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09 Aug 2011 09:56 AEST
From: USA
16 Nov 2009 10:07 AEST
From: melbourne
my india - JAI HO
today i am so happy that my india has done something so good that it is hard to explain in words, i feel very emotional today. i always felt so helpless for not being able to help those disadvantaged kids on the street, now i can atleast have little peacefulness. For any developing country as it is for any other developed nations, is to build their future and for good future one needs healthy and educated youth. I hope this move will reap some benefits for India in the long run. JAI HO......
26 Apr 2008 00:06 AEST
From: Brisbane Qlds
22 Apr 2008 02:17 AEST
From: Utah
13 Apr 2008 00:56 AEST
From: Melbourne, Vic
Western countries can't learn anything from India's initiative. It couldn't be done in a US-style Free Market economy because it would 'need' be corporatised and the maximisation of the bottom-line would quickly tend to take priority over the promised benefits to the children.
12 Apr 2008 20:11 AEST
From: sydney
Thank you for the excellant programme, totally different to war, drug and disaster. Any country can can adopt the idea, mid-day meal food was thousand times better than the junk food sold in the school canteen.Feeding the kids with good food is the most sacred work. Thank you once again for showing such great documntary
08 Apr 2008 13:27 AEST
From: Melbourne
08 Apr 2008 00:10 AEST
From: Sydney
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