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... delinquent children . The government takes special interest in the welfare of the Harijans ( people be- longing to the scheduled , or " untouchable , " caste ) . The state government has passed several acts for the welfare of labourers ...
... delinquent children . The government takes special interest in the welfare of the Harijans ( people be- longing to the scheduled , or " untouchable , " caste ) . The state government has passed several acts for the welfare of labourers ...
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... delinquent state , since the Charter requires members to support such action ( Articles 2 [ 5 ] and 25 ) . Nevertheless , the practice of member states in regard to such actions has shown that it is possible for them to adopt a stance ...
... delinquent state , since the Charter requires members to support such action ( Articles 2 [ 5 ] and 25 ) . Nevertheless , the practice of member states in regard to such actions has shown that it is possible for them to adopt a stance ...
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... delinquents . The first subgroup is made up of those who have come under strong anarchistic influence during an impressionable period in their lives and who seem to wish to destroy their own society utter- ly . They take every ...
... delinquents . The first subgroup is made up of those who have come under strong anarchistic influence during an impressionable period in their lives and who seem to wish to destroy their own society utter- ly . They take every ...
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