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Judith Antony

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Chennai, Delhi, Kerala
As seen in: Patriot
Covers:  health, sports, culture, entertainment and civic issues
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What to expect when you're expecting via surrogacy

What to expect when you're expecting via surrogacy

Patriot — The discussion surrounding surrogacy has resurfaced with celebrity couple Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas welcoming their first child through surrogacy. The news has awakened the moral squad of the society who consider surrogacy as an unconventional method.
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Many colours in the spectrum: International Autism Day

Many colours in the spectrum: International Autism Day

Patriot — Autism is a neuro-developmental condition that hinders the ability to communicate and socialise along with other atypical activities. According to research by Alla Katsnelson in 2018, one in 100 children in India under the age of 10 has autism and one in eight has at least one neuro-developmental condition.
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Medical Clowning: Healing through clowning

Medical Clowning: Healing through clowning

Patriot — Medical clowning is a form of therapy in which clowns visit hospitals and help lift the patient's mood with humour and silly acts. It is believed that Hunter Patch Adams - an American physician, comedian, and social activist - introduced this technique when he was working in a hospital in the United States.
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Man with a plan: Nurturing young hockey dreams

Man with a plan: Nurturing young hockey dreams

Patriot — As Arumugam walks in, children rush to him to take his blessings. This isn't because it's a special day; it's their spontaneous response to his presence. Arumugam knows every child by name and gives them a pep talk before practice. He is not just dabbling in hockey as a hobby.
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Keeping up the ancestral traditions

Keeping up the ancestral traditions

Patriot — Around 6:45 am at the Guru Jasram akhada in Jasola Vihar, the warmup session has already started. Guru is seated in his chair, supervising the wrestlers. Everyone who enters the compound takes his blessing first, and then enters the akhada. First, the soil is rendered by rolling it to make it fit for practicing.
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Leprosy patients in the capital live quietly in their own space

Leprosy patients in the capital live quietly in their own space

Patriot — Tucked away in corners of Delhi, away from the public eye, are leprosy ashrams and colonies to accommodate those who suffer from this disfiguring disease. They struggle to live a normal life, finding comfort among their own kind but not accepted by society
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Unarmed and Dangerous: How girls in Delhi are breaking new ground in MMA

Unarmed and Dangerous: How girls in Delhi are breaking new ground in MMA

Patriot — Irrespective of not being recognized by the government, the glamour of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is attracting a lot of young talent. Patriot interacts with aspiring MMA fighters and coaches to understand what Delhi finds appealing about the emerging sport
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"You can't differentiate art": Shailesh BR

"You can't differentiate art": Shailesh BR

Patriot — Juggling with the diversity of art and complexity of machines, Shailesh BR creates artworks appealing to all generations by connecting everyday activities with philosophical concepts in layman terms Creating art that portrays day-to-day life by connecting the inner and outer world, artist Shailesh
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Blood, sweat and triumph

Blood, sweat and triumph

Patriot — It's six in the morning and the DDA ground in Vasant Kunj is filled with rugby players in action. From young aspiring players to veteran national players, all assemble at the ground for their weekly practice. Kuldeep Bist, head coach of Delhi Hurricanes, is in his spot managing the team while they're playing.
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'I didn't choose dance, it chose me': Anita Ratnam

'I didn't choose dance, it chose me': Anita Ratnam

Patriot — She is trained in Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam, Kathakali, Kalari and Tai-Chi, and has also created her own style Neo-Bharatam. Please tell us about your introduction to dance. I didn't choose dance, dance chose me. My mother always wanted to be a dancer, but she wasn't allowed.
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Delhi's lucky trio

Delhi's lucky trio

Patriot — The word 'cricket' brings a million-dollar smile to the face of these three players: Irfan Diwan, Nilesh Yadav and Mukesh Rawat. Both 18 years old, Diwan and Yadav completed Class 12 from Government Senior Secondary School for the Blind, Mukherjee Nagar. Originally from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, the duo bonded over their common passion for cricket at the school.
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Right identity: Why gender affirmation surgery is rare

Right identity: Why gender affirmation surgery is rare

Patriot — Matching one's body with one's gender identity is the foremost aspiration of the transgender community. While gender expressions help them to an extent to deal with dysphoria, getting an identity for themselves still remains a dream for many
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