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Gurjant Pannu

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As seen in: Press Trust of India, MSN India, Hindustan Times, The Indian Express, HT Syndication
Chief Copy Editor @PTI_News Formerly with @Indianexpress, @htTweets and @thetribunechd
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From hijab-wearing woman to man doing corporate job, cab drivers share their experiences and struggles

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By Gurjant Pannu Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
Aslam Khan, 44, who belongs to a rural area in Karnataka, has been driving an Uber since the last 10 years. Before joining as a gig worker, he used to drive a cab for a Japanese company. Khan told indianexpress.com that he drives his cab for eight to 12 hours on weekdays. He also drives his car as a school cab for one pickup and drop. Asked about his experience in the gig industry, he said he has been working with the company and it has given him respect. “The customers respect me.
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Gay couple exchanges rings in front of Supreme Court, a day after verdict on same-sex marriage

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By Gurjant Pannu Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
For a lot of gay couples, the Supreme Court verdict on marriage equality came as a disappointment as a five-judge Constitution Bench, headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud, in a 3:2 verdict rejected petitions seeking same-sex marriage and left it for the legislature to decide on the issue.
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Ex-journalist starts free boarding school for poor children in world’s highest village

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By Gurjant Pannu Verified
| MSN India Verified
Portia Putatunda said it was her father Ramkrishna Putatunda’s unwavering dedication to underprivileged children that inspired her to start the school. While many city-dwellers dream of leaving the hustle and bustle behind to settle in a place closer to nature, not everyone takes steps to fulfil them. Among the few who do so is Portia Putatunda, who quit her journalism job in Mumbai to start a free boarding school in Komic, the world’s highest village.
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