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  • India Correspondent and Features and Analysis Editor, BBC
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One man's hunger strike changed India's map. Can it still change politics?

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By Soutik Biswas Verified
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It took 58 days without food to change India's map. When Potti Sriramulu began fasting in October 1952, he was asking for something then prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru had repeatedly resisted: a separate state for Telugu speakers. Sriramulu, a quiet Gandhian who had already undertaken several fasts for social causes, believed only self-sacrifice could force Delhi to listen. On the 58th day, Sriramulu died. Crowds poured onto the streets across the Telugu-speaking regions.
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Sonam Wangchuk: Why India still turns to the hunger strike

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By Soutik Biswas Verified
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Without Social Justice Jerusalem And Its Holy Temple Will Be Destroyed On Av 9 “What need have I of all your sacrifices?” says YHWH. “Devote yourselves to justice; aid the wronged, uphold the rights of orphans; defend the cause …
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Comment les scientifiques cartographient la dernière frontière du cerveau

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By Soutik Biswas Verified
| BBC Afrique
Lire uniquement le texte pour utiliser moins de données Crédit photo, Getty Images Légende image, Comment les scientifiques cartographient la dernière frontière du cerveau Article Information Author, Soutik Biswas Role, Correspondant pour l'Inde Published il y a une heure Temps de lecture: 7 min Depuis plus d'un siècle, les neuroscientifiques étudient le cerveau humain un peu comme les premiers cartographes cartographiaient des terres inconnues : en reconstituant un vaste paysage à partir...
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