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Korah Abraham

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As seen in: Deccan Herald, Flipboard, The Quint, The News Minute, Newslaundry, Inkl, Citizen Matters, Justice News
Journalist at @DeccanHerald. Covering work, labour and power. Previously: @thenewsminute @citizenmatters | @ACJIndia alumnus.
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From Camp Nou to the World Cup final: The viral Messi-Yamal photo comes full circle

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By Korah Abraham Verified
| Deccan Herald Verified
Nineteen years ago, it was just another charity photoshoot. A 20-year-old Lionel Messi, still years away from becoming football's greatest icon, stood beside a plastic bathtub inside Camp Nou. In his arms was a six-month-old baby, smiling and splashing in the water. The shoot was organised for a UNICEF charity calendar by Barcelona and the newspaper SPORT. The photographer, Joan Monfort, had no idea he was capturing one of football's most extraordinary images. ANYTIME, ANYWHERE.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 | Why fans say Egypt were 'robbed' against Argentina: The VAR controversy explained

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By Korah Abraham Verified
| Deccan Herald Verified
Argentina's dramatic 3-2 comeback victory over Egypt in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 on July 7 has become one of the tournament's biggest talking points — not just because Lionel Messi inspired his side from 2-0 down, but because of two contentious refereeing decisions involving the Video Assistant Referee (VAR). ANYTIME, ANYWHERE.
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New report demands urgent policy reform to curb India’s booming exotic pet trade

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By Korah Abraham Verified
| Deccan Herald Verified
India is emerging as both a consumer market and a transit hub for exotic wildlife trafficking, with thousands of exotic animals trafficked annually through international routes and domestic networks, according to a report by animal protection organization, Humane World for Animals India (HWAI), which collaborated with wildlife trade researcher, Kritika Balaji. ANYTIME, ANYWHERE.
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