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Watch | Why Were the Kids Who Won National Bravery Awards Excluded From the Republic Day Parade?

In this episode of 'Arfa ka India', Arfa Khanum Sherwani speaks to one of the children who won the National Bravery Award.
Arfa Khanum Sherwani
Jan 29 2019
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In this episode of 'Arfa ka India', Arfa Khanum Sherwani speaks to one of the children who won the National Bravery Award.
ICCW National Bravery Awardees for 2019. Image by special arrangement.
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New Delhi: Breaking a six-decade tradition, the Narendra Modi government did not present National Bravery Awards to the children selected by the Indian Council for Child Welfare this year. Moreover, they were not allowed to participate in the Republic Day parade.

Arfa Khanum Sherwani, senior editor at The Wire, talks to one of the children who were denied participation in the parade.

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