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Indore has declared itself the first beggar-free city in India. A year ago, there were about 5,000 beggars, including 500 children. The city administration launched a campaign in February 2024 to eliminate begging, which involved awareness campaigns, rehabilitation, and enrolling children in schools. The initiative has been recognized by the Union Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment and a World Bank team.
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