Firozabad

July 16th, 2009 AGRA/FIROZABAD - Around 30 child labourers were rescued by police and officials of state Child Labour Department from Agra and Firozabad cities in Uttar Pradesh.

Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 2009

FIROZABAD - The Sadar Bazar of Firozabad is not only famous for the clinking colourful bangles, but also for the infamous 'Child Labour Market' where one can hire the children a-la the Roman slave market of yore.

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June 28th, 2009 FIROZABAD - The Sadar Bazar of Firozabad is not only famous for the clinking colourful bangles, but also for the infamous 'Child Labour Market' where one can hire the children a-la the Roman slave market of yore.

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This time she found herself in Sobi Pura village near Firozabad in Uttar Pradesh.

Honour killings: Saved from India's caste system by the Love Commandos Gethin Chamberlain 2010

That one yonder is a chief among them - six nights since he was at Firozabad, where his lodge met to hear a strange fakir who offered them gold, and - "he tapped my knee" - an end to the Raj in due time, and a rebirth of their order of thugee.

Fiancée 2010

On August 20, 1995, a tragic rail accident occurred in Firozabad in the Northern Railways, when the Kalindi Express hit a cow and could not restart after its brakes were damaged.

Will Indian Trains Ever Be Safe? 2010

On August 20, 1995, a tragic rail accident occurred in Firozabad in the Northern Railways, when the Kalindi Express hit a cow and could not restart after its brakes were damaged.

Will Indian Trains Ever Be Safe? Ashish K. Mishra 2010

Whether I was unlucky or not I don't know, but as I worked my way south past Khurjah and Hathras and Firozabad, over the river and down past Gohad to the Jhansi border, everything I saw confirmed my worst fears.

Fiancée 2010

That one yonder is a chief among them — six nights since he was at Firozabad, where his lodge met to hear a strange fakir who offered them gold, and — "he tapped my knee" — an end to the Raj in due time, and a rebirth of their order of thugee.

Flashman In The Great Game Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1975

Whether I was unlucky or not I don't know, but as I worked my way south past Khurjah and Hathras and Firozabad, over the river and down past Gohad to the Jhansi border, everything I saw confirmed my worst fears.

Flashman In The Great Game Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1975