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A simple act, a lasting impact

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By Gurvinder Singh
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LIFE often teaches its most valuable lessons through people whose simple actions leave an enduring impression on our hearts and minds. Some encounters remain with us for years, quietly influencing our thoughts and actions. Many years ago, I had to catch a train from the Patiala railway station, but time was running out. As I stepped out of my house in search of an autorickshaw or any available transport, luck was not on my side.
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India’s Bengal pushes out Muslim Bangladeshis, deepening religious tensions Original

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By Gurvinder Singh
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Hakimpur, India – Raisul Islam stands under the scorching sun near a checkpoint in Hakimpur village along the border with neighbouring Bangladesh in the North 24 Parganas district of India’s West Bengal state. His wife, Rebeka Khatun, 36, and their two sons, Riad, 14, and Jubair, 16, are sitting nearby at an unfinished building erected with raw bricks and cement, as the brutal heat and humidity, coupled with an absence of potable water, turn the cramped waiting room into a furnace.
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