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‘Gone in a blink’: Nepal floods sweep away Indian workers who built hotels

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By Jyoti Yadav
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Bettiah, India – Neyaz Miya was adjusting a kitchen handle. Mehadi Hassan was fixing a bracket for a bed. They were at different construction sites – Miya in a half‑constructed home, a little higher up the hill, while Hassan was on the ground floor of Ganesh Hotel, closer to the Trishuli River that flowed through Syafrubesi, a bustling market town near the Nepal‑Tibet border, now wiped off the map by the August 26 flash floods.
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‘Gone in a blink’: Nepal floods sweep away Indian workers who built hotels

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By Jyoti Yadav
| Flipboard
3:08 21 hours ago India: Warning: Graphic Content: Doctors remove 14 pens, 5 spoons, candle from woman’s stomach in shocking surgery. StringersHub • 21h Doctors were left stunned after discovering a bizarre collection of objects inside a woman’s stomach and removed 14 pens, five wooden spoons and a candle from the stomach of a 33-year-old woman during an unusual surgical procedure.
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From Dalit Child Bride To Landowner – How Fulo’s Life Changed In A Flood-Prone Bihar Village

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By Jyoti Yadav
| Behan Box
The quarter acre farm Fulo owns yields rich harvests of maize and rice. But she had started small -- with a goat, a sewing machine and a kirana shop, all bought with loans from a state livelihood scheme Fulo Devi, 39, sits in the farm that she initially leased and later purchased in her own name/Photo by Jyoti Yadav and illustration by Urvi Sawant EACH FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Fulo disrupts the rhythm of her village, Alani, as she goes door to door, summoning women from their homes.
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