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Beyond the Narrative of “Genocide”: Understanding Boko Haram, Religion, and Reality in Nigeria
Understanding the True Drivers of Violence in Nigeria
WHO bats for ASHA, calls them India’s ‘Global Health Leaders’
Union leaders argue true respect for ASHAs would entail payment of proper wages and job permanency
Kashmiri TV artiste Amreen Bhat killed in cold blood
Her 10-year-old nephew hurt in terror attack in Budgam; this is the second terror attack in 24 hours
AP: Violence erupts against renaming district in Ambedkar’s name
Several police officials including Amalapuram’s SP and DSP were injured during the violence
Jammu & Kashmir: A grieving widow’s angry words, make admin act
Nearly two weeks after Rahul Bhat was shot by terrorists, Lt Gov meets family
Gyanvapi controversy just a distraction: Ramakant Yadav
The veteran politician from SP reminded people of real issues such as economy, electricity and education
General strike call against inflation and unemployment
Left parties condemned the rising prices during a worsening employment situation in India
Ubriddled hate and Islamophobia on display at RSS event
Chief Ministers of BJP-ruled states made unsubstantiated claims of running riot-free states and shared plans to remove ‘infiltrators’
NFHS-5 data busts right-wing myth of Indian vegetarianism
Non-vegetarianism growing in Gujarat, over 50 percent of MP's population eats non-veg food
“Ineligible” people told to return ration cards in UP
Ration cards are the new methods of inclusion and exclusion into food security, as the UP government issues “guidelines” to declare people“ineligible”
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