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Journalist | PhD (Journalism) student | Researching AI in news |Past - @hindustantimes @republic @tennessean | Awards by Associated Press, Mississippi Press |

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Conventional war unlikely between Indo-Pak nations

Conventional war unlikely between Indo-Pak nations

Additionally, the United Nations Security Council has accepted India's stand on the issue and has dismissed a…

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Longtime admissions director says goodbye to Bulldog nation

Longtime admissions director says goodbye to Bulldog nation

"My wife and I are both from New Orleans and are both looking forward to the opportunity to return to the Mis…

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Veterinary college advances in cancer research

Veterinary college advances in cancer research

Lunsford, associate professor in the clinical sciences department, said she and Bulla work with cancer for mo…

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Journalists' role in society demands accountability

Journalists' role in society demands accountability

The Society of Professional Journalists has laid out the Code of Ethics as a means for journalists to fall ba…

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Secretary of state considers changing election system

Secretary of state considers changing election system

Every member was assigned one of the four sub-committees to discuss and debate several election issues. The c…

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Irresponsible ringing of cowbells threatens Bulldog tradition, banning possible

Irresponsible ringing of cowbells threatens Bulldog tradition, banning possible

"Dak Prescott doesn't need fans ringing when they shouldn't to make a dazzling play for our State. Bernardric…

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Volunteer Journalism: Defining a Sub-field of Journalism Studies

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By Nick Mathews, Lene Heiselberg, Pranaav Jadhav, Damilola Oduolowu
| Taylor & Francis Online
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International Ink: Kashmir Files - A movie on Hindu genocide you should not miss

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By Pranaav Jadhav
| The Daily Beacon Verified
The opening scene of “The Kashmir Files,” inspired by ghastly true events that unfolded in Kashmir in the early 1990s, shows how a young boy is beaten up for cheering for India’s cricket team. This is not fiction, it is a horrifying true account of the atrocities committed on Hindus in the Kashmir valley post-independence. The Kashmiri Pandits were asked to vacate the Kashmir valley overnight and were given three options by Pakistan supported radical Islamic groups - run, convert to Islam or die.
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International Ink: New York Times’s agenda-driven focus on India

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By Pranaav Jadhav
| The Daily Beacon Verified
Earlier this year, the New York Times’ front page on April 25th published a large photo of funeral pyres in India with a bold headline saying, “Cremations never end.” They were allegedly covering the Covid-19 situation and the outbreak of the second wave in India, however these kinds of images were missing for reportage from anywhere across the world, including their own backyard (the state of New York).
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