Features
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Feature: No woman priest applicants for nearly 2,000 temples in Kerala
(The Hindu) No woman has sought appointment as priest in the temples managed by the State Devaswom boards across Kerala.…
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Feature: Health experts say India missed early alarm, let deadly coronavirus variant spread
Devjyot Ghoshal, Zeba Siddiqui June 15 (KMS): A veteran public health expert warned top Indian officials in early March that…
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A giant, poor-sighted bird stands in the way of India’s green goals
(Bloomberg) Rajesh Kumar Singh The majestic, endangered bird is massive, making it slow to maneuver in flight. It has poor…
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Storm is brewing over India’s Lakshadweep archipelago
(N World) Taniya Dutta A storm is brewing over the picturesque Lakshadweep archipelago off India’s western coast, where the indigenous…
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Feature: Retired Security Officials Now Need Govt Nod for Any Writing Related to Former Organisation’s ‘Domain’
Courtesy: The Wirenetwork New Delhi, June 13 (KMS): In an attempt to stop retired security and intelligence officials from commenting…
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Feature: Violent religious-nationalist cult targets India’s minorities on Facebook
(South Asian Wire) Hindu Janjagruti Samiti and Sanatan Sanstha continue to stoke sectarian tensions using Facebook pages and groups By…
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Feature: Covid orphans are a tragic legacy of India’s pandemic
(CNN) Vedika Sud, Esha Mitra and Julia Hollingsworth Each day, Devika wakes up and prepares breakfast for her six siblings. As they sit…
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Feature: The children of India orphaned by Covid
(The Guardian) Hannah Ellis-Petersen and Manoj Chaurasia Nitish Kumar will never forget the day he and his sisters buried their…
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Feature: Education in Kashmir’s lockdowns — A series of traumas
(The Kashmir Wala) Gafira Qadir Uzma Shuja has been distraught since last year when Kashmir went into another round of…
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Feature: Facebook’s leniency towards Hindu extremist group
(Time) Billy Perrigo The Sanatan Sanstha’s extended presence on Facebook—despite being banned from the platform—raises questions about how effectively the…
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