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(The Wire) Mohd. Shahid had been healing from a gunshot received in the communal conflagration in North East Delhi last February when he was arrested. Now he has an undiagnosable medical condition and the bullet is still in his shoulder.

(Quartz India) There’s growing evidence that Covid-19 has left India’s schoolchildren significantly worse off academically.

Global Times Several Indian media outlets have become a global joke for publishing fake news claiming “Pakistan is invading Afghanistan this week,” while experts from American think tanks said that what these media have done sounds pretty ridiculous but it is not the first time this happens. Actually, Indian media …

Rising Kashmir Basit Parray Due to its exquisite design, quality and credibility; handicrafts of Kashmir especially carpets are renowned world-over. The skill of handmade carpet weaving is an intrinsic part of Kashmiri culture. The carpet industry provides employment to a large number of people and substantially contributes to the exports …

(Scroll.in) Limited testing means cases and deaths are going undetected in the state.

Anand Mohan J. During His six years in prison, he had a recurring dream: he would fly, but fall to the ground when he saw his worried wife. Then, he says, he would catch a bus home. And that was when he would wake up to reality, inside his cell …

(Scroll.in) Shooting oil prices have made food more expensive. And daily wagers who struggle to find work have less money to spare.

(Scroll.in) India needs to create 300 million jobs between 2015 and 2050. Frying pakoras isn’t one of them.

(The Kashmir Wala) The authorities in Jammu and Kashmir imposed a strict curfew, fearing anti-India protests, amidst a near communication blackout after Gilani’s death

(The Kashmiriyat) These communications lockdowns are the worst we (Kashmiris) have seen. In 2019, worried about our families’ safety back home, we resorted to prayers