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AI-powered 'Lost and Found' centers at the Maha Kumbh Mela, the world's largest religious gathering, are successfully reuniting individuals, particularly children, with their families. Two children, Dharamjeet and Vikas Kumar, were recently reconnected with their families using technology at a center in Sector 4 of the fairground. The children were found by the police and their photos were displayed on digital platforms and TV screens in the fair area.
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