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Vandana Urang, age 18, leader of Muskan adolescent girls' club of Namroop Tea Estate and is a BA first-semester student taking with her club members Namroop Tea Estate in Dibrugarh district, Assam.

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A girl child plays with a blue background behind her — UNICEF/UN0135531/Selaam In 2016, Rishita was born two months premature and weighed only 650 grams. After being treated in the SNCU she gained weight and strength and is now a healthy child.

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A child in school uniform sitting at a desk in class with their eyes shut thinking. — UNICEF/UNI223604/Misra A child participating in a class supported by the early grade literary programme at a primary schools in Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh.

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UNICEF/UN0281036/Vishwanathan Kiran Devi, an Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) examines the newborn child as part of Home Based New Born Care inside a hamlet in Shrawasti, Uttar Pradesh.

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UNICEF/UNI335364/ Bharadwaj A child learns while playing with vegetables at her house in Kundaal, Rajasthan.

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Champions for children

UNICEF/UN0379922/Panjwani CSO Volunteers in partnership engage with adolescents to discuss perceptions and experiences on violence and safety with focus on gender based violence.

Our children are the future of India. UNICEF India introduces Champions for Children, A new programme for young adults to help protect our children and help support future programs.

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