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The odds against a girl in India are immense. Neglect, malnutrition, ill-health, lack of education, a life without assets, an early marriage and motherhood, the list is long.
At the impossibly young age of 10, Lakshmi became a bride. Soon after that she became a mother. And then, a young widow.
For years Ranimma, her husband and three daughters were like leaves blown in the wind
When her husband, a truck driver, would travel for work, there was often no food or money in the house. “I would borrow some money from relatives and friends to buy food,”