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Chirayu Rana is Back — With a New Case Original

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By Tulika Bose
| The Juggernaut Verified
When we asked Chirayu Rana whether anyone at JPMorgan, his former employer, had racially abused him, he demurred, saying only that “JPM has…apologized…for the racial slurs.” When asked whether JPMorgan was “super white,” he only said, “I’m not going to comment.” Months later, Rana has refiled his “John Doe” sexual harassment case against Lorna Hajdini, a JPMorgan executive, and JPMorgan.
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Was Aangad Singh Robbed of a $250,000 Civics Prize? Original

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By Tulika Bose
| The Juggernaut Verified
“Which amendment ended slavery?” “Thirteenth,” Aangad Singh, a 15-year-old from Milford, Connecticut, answered confidently in front of a crowd of judges, contestants, and parents during the final lightning round at the inaugural Presidential 1776 Award civics competition on June 9 in Washington, D.C. The competition aimed to celebrate 250 years of America.
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Did This Indian Woman Really Carry a Colonial Officer? Original

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By Tulika Bose
| The Juggernaut Verified
You’ve probably seen a photo like this floating around the internet. A colorized version — later proven to be AI-generated — shows a hunched, barefoot woman carrying what looks like a British colonial officer who’s riding her like a horse. However, that image was based on reality. Indeed, there exists a real photo, dated around 1903, captioned ‘A British merchant being carried by a Sikkimese lady on her back, West Bengal.’ Discussions on the seemingly cruel photo have erupted across social media.
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