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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,...
Legislate that every Undergrad serves in the Indian Military
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Rafale Scam: State threatens action against media houses under OSA
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#GoBackSadistModi Twitter backlash catches BJP and PM Modi by surprise
Tamil Nadu’s politicians and citizens have made #GoBackSadistModi and #GoBackModi...
Republic TV’s Twitter apology for hurting Muslim sentiments is not enough
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Kerala State Film Awards: ‘Sudani from Nigeria’ bags five awards
‘Sudani from Nigeria’ bagged five awards at the 49th...
Stop Baying for the Blood of Our Soldiers: Former IAF Pilot
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Rajiv Tyagi says we should be worried about the...
Students arrested on sedition charges in Kerala for Kashmir poster get bail
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