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In 'Naya Kashmir', 'Stop and Frisk' Action Brings Back Memories of Old Times

In 'Naya Kashmir', 'Stop and Frisk' Action Brings Back Memories of Old Times

Srinagar: For Kashmiris, standing in long queues with their hands in the air and waiting to get frisked by me…

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In 'Naya Kashmir', 'Stop and Frisk' Action Brings Back Memories of Old Times

In 'Naya Kashmir', 'Stop and Frisk' Action Brings Back Memories of Old Times

Srinagar: For Kashmiris, standing in long queues with their hands in the air and waiting to get frisked by me…

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Indian media decree threatens Kashmir journalists' jobs

Indian media decree threatens Kashmir journalists' jobs

SRINAGAR -- Every time a gunfight starts between armed rebels and Indian forces in Kashmir, Qisar Mir, 22, a …

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India's medical 'warriors' risk their lives in COVID catastrophe

India's medical 'warriors' risk their lives in COVID catastrophe

NEW DELHI -- Shurti sat in a chair outside the COVID-19 ward at New Delhi's Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan Hos…

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India's medical 'warriors' risk their lives in COVID catastrophe

India's medical 'warriors' risk their lives in COVID catastrophe

NEW DELHI -- Shurti sat in a chair outside the COVID-19 ward at New Delhi's Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan Hos…

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Modi Is Trying to Engineer a Hindu Majority in Kashmir

Modi Is Trying to Engineer a Hindu Majority in Kashmir

SRINAGAR, Jammu and Kashmir-The Indian government has commenced preparations to redraw the electoral boundari…

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TRT World - Will Nepal's political upheaval shift the balance of power in South Asia?

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New Delhi, India – The recent unrest on the streets of Nepal on September 8 and 9 marked a critical turning point for the nation. In just 36 hours, a public uprising led by Gen Z youth contributed to the ouster of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli. This was not Nepal’s first political rupture. Since the monarchy was abolished in 2008, the country has cycled through unstable coalitions, dissolved parliaments, and leaders accused of corruption and foreign alignment.
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Far-right Hindus use Bangladesh as pretence to target India's weary Muslims

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By Kaisar Andrabi Verified
| TRT World Verified
When Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled her country and sought refuge in India earlier this month, 32-year-old Khale Khan remained oblivious to the political developments in both nations. Every summer for the past four years, Khan and his family of six, including children, migrate to the Guldhar area of Ghazibad's Uttar Pradesh (UP), in northern India, in search of a decent income.
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Would a third term for Modi undermine India's constitutional democracy?

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By Kaisar Andrabi Verified
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New Delhi – As India's historic general elections come to an end this Saturday, June 1, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has rallied around a slogan coined by Prime Minister Narendra Modi: "Abki baar, 400 paar" (this time, we will win more than 400 seats). For the BJP, this is a magic number. Karnataka BJP member of Parliament (MP) Anantkumar Hegde explained why in a recent speech, saying "the party intends to change the Constitution, for which a two-thirds majority is needed.
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