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Dilnawaz Pasha

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India
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Covers:  India, Politics, Crime, culture and almost every other thing.
Doesn't Cover: Bollywood, entertainment, cricket.

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I am journalist based in New Delhi India. Working with the BBC News for almost a decade

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'I won't stop fighting,' says 'cockroach' protester after alleged detention

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By Zoya Mateen, Dilnawaz Pasha
| Yahoo Verified
The first thing Mohammad Junaid learned about education was that it could change a person's destiny. His parents had never been to school. They farmed a small plot of land outside Ghaziabad in northern India, and neither of them could read or write. Yet they spoke about ilm - the Urdu word for knowledge - with something close to reverence. Whatever else happened, they told their children, they would study. Education was the one gift they could afford to give.
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Dab kakacay hoteel ay Soomaali degan tahay oo ku yaalla Hindiya oo dilay 21 ruux

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By Nikita Yadav, Dilnawaz Pasha
| BBC Verified
Xigashada Sawirka, Reuters Article Information Author, Nikita Yadav Reporting from, Delhi iyo Author, Dilnawaz Pasha Role, BBC Hindi Reporting from, Delhi Published 19 Daqiiqadood ka hor Waqtiga akhriska: 3 daqiiqo Ugu yaraan 21 qof ayaa ku dhimatay tobanaan kalena waa ay ku dhaawacmeen kadib markii dab uu qabsaday dhismo dhowr dabaq ah oo ku yaalla koonfurta Delhi, sida ay sheegeen booliska caasimadda Hindiya.
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Nuh violence: Is bulldozer punishment trampling justice in India? Original

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By Zoya Mateen, Dilnawaz Pasha
| BBC Verified
By Zoya Mateen in Delhi and Dilnawaz Pasha in Haryana BBC News "They destroyed everything within seconds," said a tearful Mohammad Saud, standing before a towering mound of debris. He and his younger brother Nawab Sheikh were looking at the broken remains of shops they ran in a neighbourhood in Nuh district in the northern Indian state of Haryana. As he spoke to the BBC on Saturday, a yellow bulldozer rumbled noisily behind him. "We owned 15 shops which were built on our family's land.
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