In sharp contrast to Western conventions for reportage of children, the pictures and names of Abhigyan and Aishwarya were freely used in our media in articles about their escapade with foster care in Norway. But that was not necessarily a bad thing for the ill-starred Bhattacharyas.
The images of little Aishwarya driving away from New Delhi airport showing her unmistakeable resemblance to her mother Sagarika, made an eloquent proclamation of where she came from and whom she ought to be with. The footage of the radiant smiles of the mother and grandmother, when they were finally able to meet the children in India were a testament, if any was needed, to their great joy at their return. Watching them, we smiled with them and felt their happiness. Admittedly, some of us did not smile, and rather felt our impatience at the media over-kill. Nevertheless, such public empathy for the family as was generated by the free media access to them was of no small value to the Bhattacharyas. In the situation in which the Bhattacharyas found themselves, cornered by a widely respected and powerful bureaucracy that was deeply invested in justifying its drastic action, the impersonality of faceless and nameless reporting was perhaps the opposite of what they needed. The mother certainly gained something in having out there the images of her holding Aishwarya in her lap and pushing Abhigyan’s hair off his forehead in an everyday mom-like gesture, belying the extreme allegations about her mental and parenting competence.
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India: Dowry Death Attempted Cover Up By Local Police Sushmita also informed her parents that when her husband and in laws came to know that she is carrying two girls, they started assaulting her, which Sushmita alleges is to somehow facilitate a miscarriage. Sushmita however delivered her two babies at |
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Gilbert girl, 8, lands roles in 3 movies The Cheruvus, who hail from a conservative family background in southern India, realized early that their only child was special. When Mom Sunitha read baby Ria the names of the US presidents, she began repeating them, including that of President |
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Alice Warder Seely of love and interaction between Indian, Spaniard and Anglo. Alice's maternal side is populated with names that personify America, some dating back to the Mayflower. Other names like Shipley (as in the Shipley School for Girls in Bryn Mawr, Penn.) |