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High-tech graft-busting helps feed hungry Indians
Apr 28th, 2012
The dreams of modern India rarely make it to Rayagada. The Indians of these eastern forests forage for sago leaves and wild mango to survive. Barely a third can sign their names. Most live without electricity. Many have joined a Maoist insurgency fighting to overthrow the system. (Source: Associated Press) -
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