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Mumbai: Four slum kids to anchor news debates on YouTube

<p>An NGO is grooming young children to become seasoned news anchors to run their own newsroom made of discarded material; channel to launch on November 14</p>

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The front of a rusty old Fiat, a discarded couch that was lying on the roadside, an old fishing net, tin cans, tyres and wooden planks have found a new lease of life in a one-of-a-kind newsroom run by children for children. Called the Children's Scrappy News Service, the 13-episode news show, which will officially launch on November 14 on YouTube, also hopes to promote upcycling by incorporating recycled goods to create a functional newsroom. The show, which is the brainchild of Lisa Heydlauff, founder of NGO Going To School, will also be aired on national television, from December onwards.

The Children's Scrappy News Service team during a rehearsal for the show. Pic/Nimesh Dave
The Children's Scrappy News Service team during a rehearsal for the show. Pic/Nimesh Dave

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