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  • SCI Awareness Month: 'Proud to Be a Kashmiri and Represent India in Wheelchair Basketball'
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Remembering Zubeen Garg: A Poetic Farewell To Assam’s Iconic Singer

Dedicated to Zubeen Garg, a veteran musician from Assam, who passed away by drowning in Singapore on 19th September. Assam lost its voice, its soul. Assam is in a state of mourning.

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Bhagat Singh: The Rebel Who Spoke In Silence

From vengeance to vision, Bhagat Singh’s silence and defiance became a philosophy of freedom.

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Kerala's Left Betrayal: State-Driven Hinduisation and Casteism in the Ayyappa Sangamam

The Global Ayyappa Sangamam has trapped Keralites in a binary choice: a Brahmanised Left version of Ayyappa or a Brahmanised Right version for the upcoming election.

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SCI Awareness Month: 'Proud to Be a Kashmiri and Represent India in Wheelchair Basketball'

Ishrat Akther put her small village—Bangdara in Baramulla—on the international map. However, despite the stellar achievements, the lack of sponsors is a roadblock that she has to constantly navigate.

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