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‘Elephants in the Fog’ Was Never About the Elephants

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By Snigdha Sur
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Are elephants predators or protectors? In mythology, elephants represent divinity, wisdom, and good fortune. Yet, the residents of one Nepali village nestled near a forest believe wild elephants are out to destroy them. They have nightly patrols, joined by a member of the Kinnar, or third gender, community. They even put up an electric fence to keep elephants out. Forests are viewed as dangerous, because that’s where the elephants roam. But what if the villages are entirely wrong?
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‘Maa Behen’: When Witches Stop Behaving

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By Snigdha Sur
| The Juggernaut Verified
In Maa Behen, you can never quite predict the next sentence coming out of anyone’s mouth. For Hindi cinema, which has, in recent years, chased tired formula after formula, that’s a happy change. Then, add some magical realism, and you’ll meet widower Rekha (the impeccable Madhuri Dixit), who buries men beneath her garden of marigolds, has backwards feet, and leaves men in her cyber cafe to die. Well, at least that’s what the rumors say.
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Shrey Parikh, From Underdog to Spelling Bee Champion

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By Snigdha Sur
| The Juggernaut Verified
“The spell-off results are in,” Jacques Bailly, the official pronouncer for the Scripps National Spelling Bee, said with a soft smile on his face. Ishaan Gupta, 12, and Shrey Parikh, 14, had just finished a whirlwind round, where each was tasked with spelling as many words as they could in 90 seconds — from “torrone” (an Italian nougat) to “cywyddau” (the plural of cywydd, a Welsh poetry form). “Shrey, during the spell-off, you correctly spelled a total of 32 words.
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