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TrulyRambunctious t1_jdod2te wrote
Reply to Study shows new method of clearing toxins associated to Alzheimer’s disease - Commonwealth Union by gold79
Very uplifting, thank you
valinrista t1_jdocxs4 wrote
Reply to comment by old_snake in New project aims to bring education to 10 million girls in rural India by Sidjoneya
Least self centered yank on reddit
[deleted] t1_jdoclgn wrote
Reply to comment by Vermaxx in Top lawyers defy bar to declare they will not prosecute peaceful climate protesters by je97
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JustAnSJ t1_jdocaue wrote
Reply to comment by commanderquill in Rare conjoined twin returns home after successful separation surgery by Sandstorm400
😂
PurpleCheeseMama t1_jdoav65 wrote
Reply to comment by bohlah00 in New project aims to bring education to 10 million girls in rural India by Sidjoneya
The thing is, running the govt is tricky. There are schemes for boys too. Everyone has the right to education. And there are free education programs for all in poor and rural areas, irrespective of the gender. But it is also important to observe the target audience. It was observed that girls in these areas, couldn't attend school because of families with strong stereotypical-old age mindset. And just because some elected leader comes and tells you, "bro from now on you shouldn't have such 1940 mindset and all", these people will not automatically change and start sending their daughters to school. So, it becomes necessary for the govt focus more on helping these girls. India is developing rapidly and it is necessary that these girls also become a part of it. Lots and lots of attention is needed to bring these people out of their old mentality. That's why there are lot of programs for girls. It doesn't mean there's nothing for the boys.
Elegant-Road t1_jdo9k5t wrote
Reply to comment by d-scott in New project aims to bring education to 10 million girls in rural India by Sidjoneya
Technology helps a lot.
Earlier middlemen would steal govt handouts.
These days it's direct to bank transfer.
Introduction of government unique identity card has ensured the right people get the handouts.
No Indian should be hungry considering how much food India produces.
asdftimes7 t1_jdo9fii wrote
Reply to comment by resuwreckoning in New project aims to bring education to 10 million girls in rural India by Sidjoneya
Surprisingly, a lot of these are Indian. As is the person I replied to.
Macaulay's kids.
Edit: he also mentioned about ban on single use plastics. That is very severely enforced.
old_snake t1_jdo80gk wrote
Damn I read this as Indiana and got excited for a sec.
IrisesAndLilacs t1_jdo8091 wrote
AmieLynn and JamieLynn… that’s going to get confusing. Glad they’re okay!
resuwreckoning t1_jdo7xlo wrote
Reply to comment by asdftimes7 in New project aims to bring education to 10 million girls in rural India by Sidjoneya
Sorry, Reddit has a swath of people with an axe to grind about India that will insist that you don’t exist.
coldfunk t1_jdo7jxx wrote
Reply to Top lawyers defy bar to declare they will not prosecute peaceful climate protesters by je97
No, they haven't. The lawyers who have said this aren't able to prosecute them anyway, it's a dangerous performance piece which is going to make MOP who don't know better (and much of the mainstream media) believe that those who do prosecute choose to do so. They don't. We have the cab rank rule which prevents barristers picking and choosing the cases they represent. This is a list of non-criminal and retired barristers, academics and solicitors, none of whom would be called upon to prosecute because they wouldn't be allowed to.
If you want to know the truth about this have a read of the thread by Alex Wright (@alexwright174) or of the secret barristers timeline on Twitter.
snoodletuber t1_jdo6vqj wrote
Reply to "Women's football is reaching newer heights and the Barcelona effect" - Twitter erupts as The Roma vs. Barcelona match in the UEFA Women's Champions League at the Stadio Olimpico is the highest attended match in the history of Italian women's football by Ragnarok_619
Although the women’s game is not as skilled as the men’s game, with the exception of a few teams( Brazil and Mexico) the women don’t dive , fake injury or make as many stupid fouls as the men
DeepLock8808 t1_jdo6rxe wrote
Reply to comment by Odd-Turnip-2019 in These are the world’s happiest countries, according to new research by wol_75
Oh thank god, I would love to have better conditions here for everyone.
My grandparents were trying to guarantee healthcare access and end medical bankruptcy. No such luck.
Spire_Citron t1_jdo55ep wrote
Reply to comment by asdftimes7 in New project aims to bring education to 10 million girls in rural India by Sidjoneya
Yup. That's why people had so many kids. Then once child mortality rates drop, it can take a couple of generations for people to realise they can have fewer kids without much risk of ending up with them all dead.
Spire_Citron t1_jdo4upz wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in New project aims to bring education to 10 million girls in rural India by Sidjoneya
Increasing access to education for girls actually does tend to reduce birthrates.
Spire_Citron t1_jdo4pq9 wrote
Reply to comment by AureliusAlbright in New project aims to bring education to 10 million girls in rural India by Sidjoneya
Because boys are already being sent to school at much higher rates. Getting them to the same rates means investing in education for girls.
Odd-Turnip-2019 t1_jdo23z6 wrote
Reply to comment by TooHonestForMost in These are the world’s happiest countries, according to new research by wol_75
Spoken perfectly like someone not from one of those ten countries lol.
Odd-Turnip-2019 t1_jdo2066 wrote
Reply to comment by kermitpolice in These are the world’s happiest countries, according to new research by wol_75
Am from new Zealand, living in the states now, can confirm, NZ is better.
"Go back where you come from if it's so much better then!"
Noo... I think I'd rather stay and advocate for better conditions here for everyone.
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asdftimes7 t1_jdo13co wrote
Reply to comment by apez- in New project aims to bring education to 10 million girls in rural India by Sidjoneya
>India's birthrate was high in the 1900s which makes sense since the whole country was primarily an agrarian society which was also heavily exploited and in extreme poverty.
The real reason was the sky high child mortality. No matter how many kids you had chances of having a few survive was low.
One of my great uncles had 14 kids. None survived. Another relative had twenty one of which nine survived.
My mother reckons child mortality was at least 50 percent. She is the only surviving child out of two siblings
pawnman99 t1_jdo0ys8 wrote
Reply to comment by birnabear in Top lawyers defy bar to declare they will not prosecute peaceful climate protesters by je97
Yeah, because they're going the wrong fucking way.
asdftimes7 t1_jdo0oz3 wrote
Reply to comment by poco_gamer in New project aims to bring education to 10 million girls in rural India by Sidjoneya
I come from a very poor village in one of the 100 poorest districts of India.
All houses in my village have toilets. Built by the government. For free. To a very high standard.
Same with the houses in the surrounding villages
SignorJC t1_jdnzpj2 wrote
Reply to comment by StickFigureSoul in New project aims to bring education to 10 million girls in rural India by Sidjoneya
college loans arent traditional loans b/c theres no collateral
birnabear t1_jdnyqi4 wrote
Reply to comment by pawnman99 in Top lawyers defy bar to declare they will not prosecute peaceful climate protesters by je97
And still a lot of work to go.
Heliolord t1_jdod3zq wrote
Reply to comment by Pb4ugoyo in Rare conjoined twin returns home after successful separation surgery by Sandstorm400
Whew. Good. The title did not sound all that uplifting with the implication that only one survived.