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  1. This documentary moved my soul and heart.. Salute to a dedicated journalist (Amitabh), Anila ji and adopted parents of monica and Ema Dwivedi for their kindness to raise their children
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  2. This reminds me of my mother. She still have farm in the mountain, raise goats and chickens. She is 74 years old and can walk faster than my 36 years old European husband. 🤣🤣 my mother has more household chores than my nephews and nieces at home but she has more energies than them. Nature is medicine. I also grew up planting corn and rice and climbing fruit tress. Even I live in Europe I my heart belongs to the mountains and in the future I would love to go back home and have my own organic farm.
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  3. BBC do great stuff. Keep up the good work
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  4. Makes me so sad 😢 Thank you BBC. Very appreciate it
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  5. Madam Anila deserves highest award from the government. Very few people who genuinely care for others. 🍀💜🙌🏻🙏
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  6. Sun shine makes me happy 😃
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  7. What a terribly sad story. Thank you to Issariya Praithongyaim the reporter for her diligence in reporting it.
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  8. Everyone who has watched this documentary and appreciate the step taken by BBC, please share it as much as possible. This needs to be shared. I am doing my part. Please do yours.
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  9. Beautiful last question by the girl with the pony tail
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  10. God bless these people putting their life in danger to speak out
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  11. Some brave people in this film.
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  12. This needs to be shared to save future generations.
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  13. Heat 100% alleviates my chronic pain. Much less pain in hot weather, every autumn, pain flares up bad. Also, when the weather shifts quickly (from either hot to cold or cold to hot) I get sick. I really don't think these "studies" apply to everyone here. I live in Canada-very extreme weather fluctuations-sometimes 38c in summer, and -40c in winter. We had a day recently that dropped 20c in 24 hours. That is not healthy for anyone.
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  14. Great job done by BBC BBC should expose more unrecorded crime in the society
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  15. please make these video everyday
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  16. What a tragedy. My condolences to Nika’s mother and family.
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  17. It’s funny I come across this video as I’m on the ferry and a pigeon just flew right in next to me.
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  18. Powerful, BBC. Again thank you, and to Lucy and Yardfish for their resilience and bravery in this
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  19. IThank you for bringing this case and the voices of all of these people to the world.
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  20. He did not wear shirts very often !!!!😂
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  21. Oh my God! 🥲! I was crying till the end of programme. I still cannot believe it is still going on. God bless the families who have adopted these beautiful girls.🥲! Best programme by BBC. Watching from America
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  22. Great work Poonam Agarwal! This doco was much needed to expose such scams happening in India.
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  23. Interesting! Thank you for this documentary! I just had this topic with my neighbor in northern Germany. I come from a subtropical country, where it’s most time of the year sunny and warm. At the beginning when I moved to Germany I had really headaches and depression and feeling trapped inside something grey.
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  24. Thank you for posting this documentary on YT so everyone can see it!
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  25. I listened to the whole thing and by the time the Eagle was coming into land, my heart was in my mouth. Just an incredible achievement.
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  26. The visuals in these and other similar episodes recently are so good... Clean, engaging, informative... Lovely
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  27. @18:34 The father of 24 year old girl Mounika is addressing her as "Mounika garu" and her name under photo reads the same. This is a respectful way of addressing someone in Telugu language. It breaks my heart to see a father with such a deep reverence for her daughter and her personality had to go through this tough time of losing only child. May a ray of light bring strength to family in some form.
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  28. I cook from scratch because it was how I was brought up, and because I have the time to. I use an app to check the contents of any supermarket pre-packed food I want to find out more about; I scanned a brand-named Macaroni Cheese out of curiosity and was a bit shocked to find it had 64 ingredients. Unbelievable. Great video as always from BBC World Service.
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  29. It was Nabil passing oranges out that broke me down.
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  30. Thank you for your work. I hope the British justice system will learn from their German collogues how to combat these syndicates.
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  31. My heart goes out to Gauri's dad 😢
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  32. Thank you, BBC, for taking on this important issue
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  33. I’m so proud of all the talented people involved in this piece. From Priscilla, Tasalla, Rose and Donya. Well done on this honest and personal piece 👏
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  34. Thaks a lot BBC team.
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  35. I’m glad your father saved you🙏💗
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  36. This is an awesome podcast. I recommend anybody interested in this subject follow the entire podcast..
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  37. You can say that again. So evil.
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  38. That was just for the one girl. She'd already been sentenced for other crimes and the investigation continues
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  39. I absolutely love BBC's investigations, like the Japanese subway/candid network and cryptoqueen and Saving Mini!
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  40. I hope this kid is given a full scholarship to a good engineering school. He's clearly massively talented even at 9.
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  41. Thank to the entire team and BBC for this documentary 👏👏
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  42. Legendary investigative journalism! Kudos!
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  43. WOW kudos to the video editor...
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  44. Stay safe, and be safe out there Syria 🇸🇾. We love you all 🇬🇭🇬🇭🙏🏽🙏🏽
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  45. It’s incomprehensible how people can do this to another living thing…. But there are more good people than bad out there. Terima Kasih JAAN Indo
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  46. Thank you BBC, very informative
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  47. Thank you yet again, World Service.
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  48. Oh well..just wondering what happened to her poor pets...
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  49. Rebecca and everyone at the BBC, thank you for posting this update. Also a huge thank you to everyone who was responsible for Mini's rehabilitation and the relocation. I wish Mini, Milo and the rest that were released, a life that was intended to be, wild and undisturbed.
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  50. A very painful story …. hoping one day this way of thinking will end. I think you have done a great job of bringing this story, history to us. I am a mother to a daughter, she is my precious 💝 Keep all 🚺 save ❣️
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