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Mumbai, Ranchi
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Why an indigenous community in Arunachal blacklisted four researchers

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By Nolina Minj
| Scroll.in Verified
In mid-August, an organisation that represents an indigenous community in Arunachal Pradesh blacklisted four researchers from carrying out research in the Dibang Valley. The organisation, the Idu Mishmi Cultural and Literary Society, or IMCLS, is the “apex body” of the Idu Mishmi community in the valley. It stated in a press release that the researchers were blacklisted for violating the community’s “code of research ethics”, which it first published in 2024.
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The takeover of a Bandra football ground is part of a larger fight for Mumbai’s public spaces

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By Nolina Minj
| Scroll.in Verified
On the overcast afternoon of August 18, a football match of the Mumbai Football Association’s Second Division League was underway at the Neville D’Souza Football Ground in Mumbai’s Bandra West neighbourhood. Players attacked the ball aggressively, rushing to score before the approaching half-time break. As the game played out, in his office cabin, located on the ground, Sudhakar Rane, the association’s general secretary, struck a more placid note.
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Why disability support still evades those with blood disorders

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By Nolina Minj
| commonground.stck.me
Design | Vidhi Awasthi Hello, When people think of disabilities, they usually imagine clearly discernible conditions. But disabilities also include some conditions that are not immediately apparent, and in fact can also be significantly difficult to diagnose. Among these are blood disorders such as sickle cell anemia and thalassemia, which are classified as haemoglobinopathies.
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