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Vaidehi Taman

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Mumbai
As seen in: Afternoon Voice, LinkedIn, Medium, MiD DAY, HT Syndication, Dehai News
Covers:  Crime, Civic, Political and Forensic
Doesn't Cover: General, Entertainment, Technology, Science, Lifestyle, Sports and Business
Editor- @Afternoon_Voice | Ex TOI, ADC & FPJ | Accredited journalistI Author-Sikhism vs Sickism| LPT @ECICouncil | OSCP | Views Personal

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I am the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Afternoon Voice an English daily, which also has a web portal. Editor for Mumbai Manoos a regional Marathi daily.

Before starting the English daily, Afternoon Voice, I worked with [Times of India] (https://timesofindia.com) (Westside), Afternoon DC as a City Editor and [Free Press Journal], (https://freepressjournal.in) as a Associate editor.

Apart from being a full-time journalist, I am also Offensive Security Analyst (OSCP), Licensed Pentester (LPT), Gu…

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Heavy Rain Batters Delhi-NCR; IMD Issues Orange Alert as Waterlogging, Traffic Snarls Hit Region

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Heavy Rain Batters Delhi-NCR; IMD Issues Orange Alert as Waterlogging, Traffic Snarls Hit Region 2 Heavy rain lashed Delhi-NCR on Thursday morning, causing widespread waterlogging, traffic congestion and flight disruptions, prompting the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to place the region under an orange alert as more showers are expected through the day.
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Jaswant Singh Khalra: When the Protector Became the Predator

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Jaswant Singh Khalra: When the Protector Became the Predator 2 I recently watched Satluj (formerly titled Punjab ’95), the biographical political drama directed by Honey Trehan, chronicling the life and struggle of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, portrayed with remarkable restraint by Diljit Dosanjh. I finished the film with an overwhelming sense of restlessness. It is rare for a film to leave one emotionally unsettled long after the credits roll, but Satluj does exactly that.
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Lal Ded Must Return Home

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Lal Ded Must Return Home 2 I arrived in Kashmir not merely as a journalist or an author, but as a seeker. While writing my recently published book, Lal Ded – Mother of Kashmir, I spent months walking through the Valley, travelling from one district to another, speaking to scholars, saints, historians, artists, villagers and ordinary Kashmiris. I visited ancient temples, forgotten shrines, abandoned archaeological sites and libraries filled with fading manuscripts.
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