Food crisis ravages India’s poorest children.

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  • Title: Food crisis ravages India’s poorest children.
  • Description: Sanno Babe, at practice in the boxing ring, in Sports Authority of India Complex, in Salt Lake, Kolkata, West Bengal, India. September 24, 2008. She and her twin sister Shakila Babe proved that women can do things men can do. Inspite of their father’s reluctance on the ground of social and communal bindings, their mother inspired them to become female boxers. Against all the odds, Shakila now is recognized as one of the most promising young women boxers in India. She won the international championship in Turkey. Sanno had also been nominated for the National camp in 2007. Their success inspires others in the community. Today Shakila and Sanno are two significant names in the realm of women empowerment.
  • Date Created: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
  • Author: Prasanta Biswas
  • City: Mumbai
  • State: Maharastra
  • Country: India
  • Headline: Food crisis ravages India’s poorest children.
  • Source: Prasanta Biswas
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  • Image Description: Sanno Babe, at practice in the boxing ring, in Sports Authority of India Complex, in Salt Lake, Kolkata, West Bengal, India. September 24, 2008. She and her twin sister Shakila Babe proved that women can do things men can do. Inspite of their father’s rel
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