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HindustanTimes Sat,11 May 2013
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Activists of change
School children join the growing chorus of voices raised against corruption following Anna Hazare's seminal 'India against corruption' protest.

Reimagining India

The biggest accomplice to the crime of corruption, it is said, is our own indifference. It is time to end that indifference.

There is much controversy about Anna Hazare and his Jantar Mantar movement of April 2011, but he has showed emerging India that if the indifference is discarded it is possible to become the change we seek.

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