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Its Raining Miracles in Apna Uttar Pradesh!

By Anjali Singh - CNS  Posted by Bobby Ramakant (about the submitter)       (Page 2 of 2 pages) Become a premium member to see this article and all articles as one long page.   No comments
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But then the will of the mother to see her son and the child's destiny to grow up with the love of his mother made the impossible possible after a month of struggle. On April 23 2009 at the UPSLSA’S office in Jawahar Bhawan Saraswati held her bundle of joy for the first time since his birth and the bonding of both was instant.

Now finally on her way back to Andhra Pradesh her home state she will be handed over to the Andhra Pradesh State Legal Services Authority(APLSA) who will put her in a home with her child and make efforts to locate her family and reunite her with them.

But Saraswati and Saksham are not likely to forget their trip to the city of nawabs. And rightly so, as it was a trip that changed their lives for ever, so much so that they both have now a weill to live for ecah other.

Anjali Singh
(The author is a Special Correspondent to Citizen News Service (CNS) and also the Director of Saksham Foundation. Email: anjali@citizen-news.org)

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Top photograph: One month old saksham who hardly opened his eyes and and adventure began for him.
Middle photograph: Saraswati being given her son for the first time since his birth.
Bottom photograph: Saksham and Saraswati bonding with each other.

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Bobby Ramakant is a development journalist and has been writing on development issues since 1991. Health is one of the key focus areas he writes on. He is also a World Health Organization (WHO)'s WNTD awardee for 2008
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