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South Africa’s population has grown by almost 53% since 1996, but it's ageing Original

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By Nicola Mawson, Neelakshi Singh
| businessreport.co.za
The 1996 population structure showed a large base associated with higher fertility rates and a greater proportion of people aged up to 24. Image: Neelakshi Singh | Unsplash South Africa’s population has grown by almost 53% since the country’s first democratic census, rising from 40.6 million people in 1996 to more than 62 million in 2022.
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Mamta Kalia's Extraordinary Grace: A Tribute to a Living Legend

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By Neelakshi Singh
| The Wire (India) Verified
November 2 is the author Mamta Kalia’s birthday. I was on a trip to Bhubaneswar to attend the Kalinga Literary Festival. According to the forecast, the temperature was to be slightly lower that day. But after entering the city, I was convinced that I was proving to be lower than the weather. Not one to search for reasons for the existence or non-existence of certain things, I went about my travels carrying the void inside me as it was.
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Book Review of Aks Or The Reflection: The Philosophy Of Life In The Corridor Of Memories

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By Neelakshi Singh
| Outlook (India) Verified
Book: Aks by Akhilesh Published by : Setu Prakashan Price: Rs 399 Aks or The Reflection is a book by Akhilesh in which he has fondly thought about some of the characters around him in remembrance, oblivion, and sometimes in the space between these two states. There are memories not only of human beings but also of places, which probably spent themselves in the making of the author in such a way that their stature is not less than any human.
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