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When Rabindranath Tagore first visited Istanbul

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By Afroz Alam Sahil
| Daily Sabah Verified
“Although I have not studied Türkiye in depth, I hold the Turkish Revolution in high regard. I believe it will help shape a promising future not only for Türkiye, but for the broader Eastern world. As someone from the East, I am encouraged to see Türkiye making such progress.” These are not the views of an ordinary observer, but those of Rabindranath Tagore (May 7, 1861-Aug. 7, 1941), the renowned Nobel Prize-winning poet, thinker and writer from the Indian subcontinent.
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This Year’s Budget and India’s Minorities: What Did They Really Get?

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By Afroz Alam Sahil
| The Wire (India) Verified
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Judge of conscience: Justice Muralidhar’s journey from India to world

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By Afroz Alam Sahil
| Daily Sabah Verified
When the United Nations announced that Justice S. Muralidhar would lead its independent inquiry into human rights violations in Palestine, it was more than an international appointment. It felt like the world had paused to acknowledge a jurist who built his reputation not on power or position, but on conscience.
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