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Kiyan, a newborn found abandoned in Kerala, is now in State care

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M.P. Praveen
Kiyan, a newborn found abandoned in Kerala, is now in State care
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A newborn baby found abandoned in Kerala has been placed under state care and named Kiyan. Authorities are currently working to trace his origins before initiating the legal process to make him available for adoption.

Kiyan, a nine-day-old boy, starts life with a name that carries the promise of hope. The newborn, who was found abandoned near a roadside eatery last month (June) and has since been admitted to Ernakulam General Hospital in Kerala, was given the name Kiyan — meaning “royalty” in Persian and Arabic — as a hopeful gesture that the misfortune surrounding his birth would not define the rest of his life.

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