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The emergence of Gauri Lankesh, a fiery no-nonsense editor in Kannada
Last year, in 2024, Rollo Romig, an American journalist who lived in Bengaluru (Bangalore) and knew Gauri Lankesh, published the much acclaimed book I am on the Hit List,...
Ravish Kumar wins the inaugural Gauri Lankesh Memorial Award for Journalism
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Whistle Blower Theatre play “Urfe Aalo” seeks to drive social transformation for manual scavengers
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Allow international human rights observers, media to access Kashmir: US lawmakers
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News Behind the Barbed Wire – Voices From Behind Kashmir’s Information Blockade
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NWMI-FCS Report paints a “grim and despairing” picture of media in Kashmir
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Storms battered her from outside, but she stood, an unwavering flame: Gauri Lankesh
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