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Kashmir: Death of school principal in police custody sparks protests in Awantipora0
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- March 20, 2019
The family of Rizwan Pandit, who was picked up from his home by the police on Sunday, say they heard of his death via social media. by Safwat Zargar 19 March 2019 Asadullah Pandit’s family was spending just another Sunday evening at their home in Awantipora in South Kashmir on March 17, when they heard a
READ MOREWriter Gita Mehta declines Padma Shri, says ‘timing may be misconstrued’ due to upcoming elections0
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- January 26, 2019
She is the sister of Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik and wrote ‘The Karma Cola’. Author Gita Mehta, who is the sister of Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, declined the Centre’s decision to honour her with a Padma Shri award, ANI reported on Saturday. The author of Karma Cola cited the impending General Elections and said the timing of her
READ MOREIn Kashmir, a photo of a militant’s body being dragged by security forces sparks outrage0
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- September 20, 2018
Retired generals insist that this is standard procedure since militant bodies are often booby trapped. via Twitter Sep 14, 2018 Rayan Naqash On the evening of September 13, a photograph of security personnel dragging a body with rope tied to its feet went viral in the Kashmir Valley. Earlier that day, two gunfights had broken
READ MORE‘Breaking people’s will’: In Kashmir, gunfights leave a trail of destroyed homes and rising anger0
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- September 20, 2018
20 September, 2018 Kashmiris see the destruction of their property by government forces as a ‘form of punishment’. Rayan Naqash The 70-year-old shopkeeper from Khudwani in South Kashmir’s Kulgam district does not remember the exact date his house was reduced to rubble. He only remembers furious knocking in the dead of the night, sometime this
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Opinion: Bangladesh has damaged its democratic credentials with the latest crackdown0
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- August 12, 2018
The actions of the ruling Awami League, not its words, speak of state that is autocratic and repressive. Police fire tear gas shells during the students’ protest in Dhaka on August 5, 2018. | Mohammad Ponir Hossain/Reuters Aug 11, 2018 Ikhtisad Ahmed In the following days, these organic demonstrations grew into a peaceful civil disobedience
READ MORENot just Trump: India has separated Bangladeshi children from their parents for years0
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- July 4, 2018
In West Bengal, the detained Bangladesh immigrants are sent to prisons while their children are kept in shelter homes. A Bangladeshi woman weeps while holding children in the no-man’s-land between India and Bangladesh at the Satcachi border crossing, near Coochbehar, some 650 kms north of Kolkata. | Biswarup Basak/AFP This is Sneha, a shelter home
READ MOREForgotten Indian history: The brutal Maratha invasions of Bengal2
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- December 10, 2017
For medieval India history, incidents that don’t fit into an overarching Hindu versus Muslim narrative tend to be removed from popular discourse. The 1741 Maratha invasion of Bengal is one such example. Dec 21, 2015 Shoaib Daniyal Road names often have a story to tell. In Calcutta, given its long continuous history, even more so.
READ MOREThe idea that Nepal must maintain an equal relationship with India and China is foolish0
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- August 27, 2017
The Himalayan nation and its southern neighbour have cultural, religious and people-to-people links that Beijing cannot replace. Prakash Singh/AFP Aug 25, 2017 Sunil Pant On August 23, Nepalese Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba arrived in Delhi for a four-day-long official visit in the shadow of the Doklam standoff between India and China over a territorial
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