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Dozens, Mostly Children, Drown During a Hindu Festival

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By Sameer Yasir Verified
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3 hours ago A video of singer Arijit Singh is going viral. Singh, who is currently on a tour of the UK, was seen standing up for a female fan after a security personnel allegedly grabbed her by the neck. In the video going viral on social media, Singh is heard apologizing to the female fan. In this clip, the …
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Dozens, Mostly Children, Drown During a Hindu Festival Original

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By Sameer Yasir Verified
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At least 46 people drowned in the eastern Indian state of Bihar as millions of Hindu devotees were celebrating a three-day festival for the well-being of children, officials said on Thursday. Thirty-seven of those who died were children and seven were women, according to a statement released by the government of Bihar State.
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Kashmiris Are Voting Again. But Do They Have a Voice? Original

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By Sameer Yasir Verified, Showkat Nanda Verified
| The New York Times Verified
The Tao cafe in Srinagar, capital of the disputed Kashmir region in India, is a bustling place. At outdoor tables shaded by majestic trees, Himalayan trout is served with loaves of fresh bread to the young, affluent Kashmiris who frequent it. But when conversation turns to politics, a hush falls, even though it's an election season. People describe a loss of direction, a drift into an unsettled future. They are not sure what place mostly Muslim Kashmir has in an increasingly Hindu-nationalist India.
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