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Journalists Who Cover Krishna
Deepak Adhikari
Deepak Adhikari is a freelance journalist based in Kathmandu, Nepal. He was the editor of Nepal Check, a fact-checking platform in Nepal. From March 2020 to July 2022, he was the editor of South Asia Check, Nepal's pioneering fact-checking outlet. His areas of work include Nepal's politics, ...
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How a Nepali border village learned to live with migratory wild elephants
Bahundangi, a village in Nepal, has successfully transitioned from a hotspot of human-elephant conflict to a model of coexistence through innovative strategies and community efforts. The village adopted elephant-resistant crops, such as tea and lemons, reducing the attractiveness of their fields to elephants. Government support, including compensation for wildlife damage and the construction of an electric fence, played a crucial role. Local conservationists facilitated compensation processes and encouraged crop diversification. The community also formed a rapid response team to safely guide elephants away from residential areas. These efforts have significantly reduced conflict and fatalities, setting an example for neighboring regions.
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David Bailey
David Bailey is a journalist based in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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What do scientists understand about the origin of life?
Scientists do not yet fully understand abiogenesis, the origin of life, but research in the field is ongoing and philosophically or methodologically similar to other scientific research. The Miller-Urey experiment and the RNA world hypothesis are significant developments in understanding abiogenesis. Despite challenges, recent discoveries have advanced the field, such as the synthesis of RNA nucleotides and the potential formation of self-replicating RNA. The timing of abiogenesis and the role of the 'last universal common ancestor' (LUCA) are also areas of study. While there are still gaps and unanswered questions, the process of evolution after abiogenesis is well attested, and the lack of a full explanation for abiogenesis does not invalidate evolutionary theory. Creationist and intelligent design claims that unknowns in abiogenesis are a fatal flaw in evolutionary theory are considered invalid.
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Muhammad Bakhsh Soomro
Muhammad Bakhsh Soomro is a journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan. He has been doing journalism since 1995, during his professional career he had been working in different reputable media organisations such as BOL TV Network, Daily Kawish and KTN News Network, Pahenji News Paper and Time News. ...
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Reporter's Diary: Chants of 'thief', 'lioness', 'mandate thief', and 'watch thief' in the National Assembly Hall
On the morning of March 9th, the National Assembly Hall, transformed into a polling station for the presidential elections, was filled with members from the Senate and National Assembly. The Islamabad High Court's Chief Justice presided as the officer for the elections. The first vote was cast by Abdul Hakim Baloch of the Pakistan Peoples Party. During the polling, members of the Sunni Ittehad Council entered chanting in favor of Imran Khan, led by PTI Senator Faisal Javed. Opposition parties faced chants of 'thief' and 'mandate thief', while they responded with 'watch thief'. The Election Commission later announced that Asif Ali Zardari won the presidential election with 411 votes against Sunni Ittehad Council's candidate Mahmood Khan Achakzai, who secured 181 votes.
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Joyeeta Basu
Joyeeta Basu is a NCTJ qualified British journalist with more than 15 years of experience. She has worked with the Express Newspapers (UK), the Mirror Group (UK), BBC UK, Cross Border Group (launched by The Economist) in London, Times of India in Mumbai and Deccan Chronicle in Hyderabad.
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MAGA? It’s time to make India great again
The article discusses the impact of the US H1B visa policies on Indian tech workers and the broader implications of brain drain. It argues that the anti-immigration stance of Donald Trump's base presents an opportunity for India to retain its talent and develop its economy. The piece emphasizes the need for India to improve its industrial ecosystem and encourages Indian-origin individuals in the US to support startups in India. The goal is for India to become a developed nation by 2047, leveraging its young and aspirational population.
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Soma Basu
Ms Soma Basu is a senior journalist based out of New Delhi, India. She is an investigative reporter and specializes in development stories. In 2011, she won the Young Environment Journalist Award instituted by Centre for Media Studies and Panos South Asia for her stories on effect of climate change ...
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Translation is like a journey which has many stages
During the Lit For Life session at The Hindu Lit Fest 2024, Hindi-Urdu translator Daisy Rockwell discussed the complexities and stages of translation, emphasizing the importance of creating a standalone translated text. Rockwell, who won the Booker Prize in 2022 for her translation of Geetanjali Shree’s 'Tomb of Sand,' highlighted the challenges of retaining the original text's flavor and the iterative process of drafting. She also shared insights into her selection process for books and the evolving visibility of translated works and translators.
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Umer Farooq
Umar Farooq is a multimedia journalist based in Peshawar, Pakistan. He has extensive experience working in conflict zones. He has expertise in reporting on Pakistan-Afghan-US affairs and militancy۔
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Maulana Azad's Words Prove Congress Divided India And Not The Muslim League
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, a prominent figure in the Indian National Congress, held Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Vallabhai Patel, and Lord Louis Mountbatten responsible for the partition of India, rather than the Muslim League. Azad's writings reveal his belief that the Congress's actions, particularly Nehru's statements and Patel's support for partition, were pivotal in dividing India. The article highlights Azad's perspective that the Congress's rejection of the Cabinet Mission Plan and subsequent political maneuvers led to the partition, challenging the narrative that solely blames the Muslim League and Jinnah. Azad's account underscores the complexities and internal conflicts within the Congress that contributed to the historical event.
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Peony Hirwani
Peony Hirwani is an accomplished journalist, explorer, traveller, and speaker. Living in three completely different parts and cultures of this world; Europe, the Middle East, and Asia in the past four years, Hirwani works to capture and write about stories that inspire and matter in this day and ...
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India’s Hip Hop Movement Gains Momentum
India's hip-hop scene has evolved from an underground movement to a significant cultural force, with roots in the 1990s and a major boost from digital platforms like Spotify's Rap 91. The genre has diversified with subgenres like 'gully rap' and artists from various regions, such as RaajMusic and Kinari, bringing unique perspectives. The 2024 Rap 91 lineup showcases a wide range of styles and languages, reflecting the genre's broad appeal and international traction. The growth of Indian hip-hop is supported by platforms that democratize access, allowing artists from diverse backgrounds to reach global audiences.
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Mike Ives
Mike Ives is a journalist based in Hanoi, Vietnam, and a regular contributor to The Economist and The New York Times.
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Moving Nor’easter Causes Headaches, Not Crippling Snowfall
The nor’easter that was expected to bring heavy snowfall to Boston shifted south, resulting in rain and minimal snow, much to the relief of residents. The storm caused disruptions in remote learning for New York City students, highlighting issues with the city's preparedness and the tech company's authentication services. The article also covers Tom Suozzi's political comeback in Long Island, where he won against Mazi Pilip in a closely watched election, emphasizing his moderate approach and experience. The storm and its impact on local politics and education are central themes.
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Abhaya Raj Joshi
Abhaya Raj Joshi is a journalist based in Kathmandu, Nepal.
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Military-backed conservation ‘without firing a single shot’: Interview with Nepal’s Babu Krishna Karki
Nepal's military has played a crucial role in conservation efforts, particularly in protecting the greater one-horned rhino and Bengal tiger in national parks like Chitwan. Babu Krishna Karki, a retired military general, reflects on the military's involvement, highlighting its achievements in achieving zero-poaching targets without using force. The military's conservation efforts have been both praised for their effectiveness and criticized for marginalizing local communities. The article discusses the impact of the Maoist conflict on conservation and the military's strategies to restore and protect wildlife post-conflict. Karki emphasizes the temporary nature of the military's role, advocating for community-led conservation in the future.
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Abhinandan Mishra
Abhinandan Mishra is a print journalist based in Delhi, India who has an experience of more than 12 years. He specialises in investigative issues, matter relating to terrorism, intelligence. He has covered three general elections and multiple assembly elections across the country. He is also a ...
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Abhishek Banerjee asserts authority in TMC’s LS picks
Abhishek Banerjee, the general secretary of the All India Trinamool Congress (TMC) and MP from Diamond Harbour, has taken a central role in selecting candidates for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, marking a shift from his previous advisory role to his aunt, Mamata Banerjee. Despite internal party reservations, he has chosen younger candidates like Debangshu Bhattacharya and Sayoni Ghosh, as well as 'outsiders' like cricketers Yusuf Pathan and Kirti Azad. This move is seen as an attempt to assert his authority and establish his own leadership within the party, sidelining older members. The article also suggests that Abhishek may adopt a more accommodating strategy towards the central government for the state's development.
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Akanda Muhammad Jahid
Akanda Muhammad Jahid is a journalist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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More exchange rate flexibility needed
Bangladesh's macroeconomic performance has improved since joining the IMF's $4.7 billion loan programme, yet foreign currency reserves continue to deplete, pressuring the taka. The IMF suggests greater exchange rate flexibility to stabilize the external account, particularly addressing the financial account deficit. Despite improvements in monetary and fiscal policies, the financial account underperforms, with a significant deficit compared to the previous year. The IMF's recommendations aim to enhance economic stability, though Bangladesh has struggled to meet certain loan conditions, including maintaining net international reserves.
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Natalia Ningthoujam
Natalia Ningthoujam is a journalist based in Imphal, India. She has been reporting and writing on entertainment and lifestyle since 2010. She has interviewed Bollywood biggies like Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Anil Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra and Katrina Kaif, and global stars like Pitbull, Ellie ...
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Kavita Krishnamurti: I have cold and sinus issues for over 30 years, but won’t quit singing
Kavita Krishnamurti, a renowned playback singer with a career spanning over four decades, discusses her ongoing battle with bronchitis and sinus issues, which have not deterred her from singing. Despite health challenges, including asthma, she remains passionate about music, which plays a central role in her family life. Krishnamurti shares her strategies for managing her health, including avoiding colds and maintaining her voice. She reflects on her acceptance in the film industry, her involvement with the Lakshminarayana Global Music Festival, and her personal life, expressing no regrets except for wishing she had spent more time with her siblings.
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Deepanwita Niyogi
I am an independent journalist based in New Delhi, India. After working in the desk as a copy editor and page designer in my initial years in top publications like Hindustan Times and Asian Age, I shifted to reporting while working in Down To Earth. I mainly cover environment and development, ...
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A Walk Through Magical Mylapore
The article explores the cultural and historical richness of Mylapore, a locality in Chennai, through the lens of a personal visit. It highlights the significance of Mylapore's temples, churches, and social life, as well as the role of Deepa Krishnan's Magic Tours of India in promoting responsible tourism. The narrative intertwines personal memories with cultural insights, emphasizing Mylapore's unique charm and its importance as a cultural hub in Chennai.
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Frederick Noronha
Frederick Noronha is a journalist based in Velha Goa, India. Independent journalist, can travel across India on assignment. Focussing on issues relating to technology (specially IT and IT-for-development), books, publishing, environment, radio policy issues, &c. Twitter: @fn Co-Founder: ...
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PHP Geek, FOSS Enthusiast, CTO and a Paediatrician
Dr Tarique Sani, originally a paediatrician, transitioned into a successful career in open source software development, particularly PHP, and has been running SANIsoft, a web engineering company, for over two decades. His journey in the FOSS community began in the 1990s, contributing to projects like WAPpop and participating in events like FOSS.IN and Linux-Bangalore. Alongside his wife Swati, who manages the business side, Dr Sani has been a significant figure in promoting open source in India. He emphasizes the importance of collaboration, sharing, and individual impact in the FOSS movement. Currently, he is involved in supporting mental health for IT executives, while Swati pursues her passion for Urdu literature.
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Chiranjibi Paudyal
Chiranjibi Paudyal is a journalist based in Reading, United Kingdom.
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Kayik, Vachik and Manasik Actions in Bhagavad Gita
The Bhagavad Gita explores the dimensions of human actions—physical, verbal, and mental—and their consequences, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's inherent nature. It categorizes actions into divine, demonic, demonic-kingly, and divine-kingly, each reflecting different motivations and qualities. The text highlights the significance of spiritual wisdom, humility, and the interconnectedness of existence, urging individuals to transcend egoistic pride and align actions with spiritual growth for liberation.
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Arjuna Ranawana
Arjuna Ranawana CAREER HISTORY Ceylon Newspapers Pvt, Ltd 2016 Current Director Editorial Supervising Editors of CeylonToday Daily and Sunday Newspapers Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 2015 - 2016 Producer Province ...
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Sri Lanka choices recalled in Vietnam debate on monetary and fiscal options to target output
Vietnam is projected to grow by 6.0% in 2024, with debates on whether fiscal or monetary policies should drive this growth. The IMF suggests a mix of fiscal support and external demand to achieve this target. Vietnam's recent economic challenges, including forex reserve depletion and inflation, are highlighted, with comparisons to Sri Lanka's past fiscal and monetary strategies. The IMF recommends fiscal measures to support vulnerable households and address property sector weaknesses. The article critiques Western macroeconomic policies, emphasizing the risks of aggressive fiscal and monetary interventions.
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Shaifal Sayyed
Shaifal Sayyed is a talented digital marketer and freelance journalist hailing from Mumbai, India. His journalistic journey began during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in India, where he ventured into the heart of ground stories and covered a myriad of compelling events during the lockdown....
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Murder in the Name of Cow: License to Murder
Aryan Mishra, a 19-year-old student from Faridabad, Haryana, was tragically killed by cow vigilantes who mistook him for a cattle smuggler. This incident highlights the growing menace of cow vigilantism in India, where religious extremism and communal hatred are manipulated by certain groups, often with tacit political support. Aryan's father criticized the Modi government for allowing such violence. The article, written in a satirical tone, outlines the societal and political mechanisms that enable such vigilantism and calls for collective action to condemn violence, promote legal recourse, raise awareness, demand accountability, and support victims.
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Sanavver Shafi
sanavver shafi is a freelance journalist based in Bhopal, India.
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MP farmers in debt trap: Govt warehouse scheme backfires
Farmers in Madhya Pradesh are facing financial difficulties due to the Gramin Bhandaran Yojana, a government scheme intended to subsidize warehouse construction. Many farmers, like Sadaf Khan, took loans to build warehouses, expecting steady income, but are now in debt due to oversupply and low utilization rates. The Madhya Pradesh Warehousing and Logistics Corporation has not paid rent to warehouse operators for two years, exacerbating their financial woes. The state government has blacklisted over 150 warehouses and halted payments, citing unfit wheat storage. Calls for reassessment of the scheme's implementation and transparency in government communication are highlighted.
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Pirzada Shakir
Pirzada Shakir is a journalist based in Jammu and Kashmir, India. He extensively writes on defense, conflict, identity conflict, human rights, gender, social issues, environment and politics. His work has been published in different international and Indian media outlets including Press Trust of ...
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India-US relations enjoy bipartisan support: Democratic Congressman
US Congressman Krishnamoorthi, representing Illinois's 8th district, expressed optimism about the future of India-US relations, highlighting the bipartisan support these relations enjoy under the Trump presidency. The article underscores the positive outlook and collaborative efforts between the two nations, reflecting a balanced political perspective.
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Priyanka Shankar
I'm an independent journalist, based in Amsterdam, with a keen interest in press freedom, human rights and podcasting. With experience in producing, reporting and presenting news for radio, television and online content using software like Avid Media Manager and Adobe Audition, I currently ...
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Why Nepal’s Gurkha fighters want to join India’s army again
The article discusses the challenges faced by Nepal's Gurkha fighters due to the suspension of their recruitment into the Indian Army following changes in India's hiring rules under the Agnipath scheme. This has impacted employment prospects for young Nepali men, who traditionally sought opportunities in foreign armed forces due to limited options at home. The article highlights the historical significance of Gurkhas in the Indian Army and the political tensions between Nepal and India over the recruitment issue. It also explores alternative paths for Gurkhas, including joining the British Army, Singapore Police Force, or even the Russian army, driven by financial motivations and historical ties.
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Ashwini Shukla
I am Ashwini Kumar Shukla. I am looking forward for reporting assignments. I will be happy to cover breaking news, feature stories and interviews from Noida, Delhi NCR.
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Saraikela Chhau's soul is in its masks
Dileep Patnaik, a third-generation skilled artist, is among the few who can create the diverse masks essential for a single Chhau performance. These masks, depicting various emotions, are integral to the Chhau dance form in Jharkhand. The article highlights the cultural significance of these masks and the expertise required to craft them, underscoring Patnaik's unique contribution to this traditional art form.
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Sanjay Singh
I'm a Journalist and work as Designer, illustrator for "Sach Ki Dastak" a monthly national magazine in India. I have more than 14+ years experience in this field. I also know multiple language i.e. Russian, German.
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Pledging mutual funds? Keep extra units handy to handle margin calls
Retail investors are increasingly opting for loans against mutual funds instead of redeeming them during cash shortages. The process, once cumbersome, is now streamlined digitally, allowing quick access to funds. Krishna Kanhaiya, CEO of Mirae Asset Financial Services, notes the growing popularity of this option, facilitated by the rise in systematic investment plan contributions.
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Sri Loganathan Velmurugan
Born in 2000, Sri Loganathan Velmurugan is a news photographer with The New Indian Express in Hyderabad. He holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and a master's in mass communication. During his college days in Chennai, he interned with the same organisation, which laid the foundation for his ...
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The faded legacy of devoted Trump fan in Telangana
In Konne village, Telangana, a statue of Donald Trump stands as a testament to the late Bussa Krishna's devotion, who worshipped Trump as a deity. Despite Krishna's hopes that Trump's presidency would bring prosperity to the village, his passing in 2020 left the statue neglected, with villagers no longer engaging in the rituals he once performed. Krishna's family has since left the village, and the once vibrant site of devotion has faded into obscurity.
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Peter Yeung
Peter Yeung is a journalist based in Paris, France.
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The groundbreaking early warning system that could avert famines
Kenya's early warning system for droughts, part of a global initiative, has proven effective in helping farmers like Amos Kazungu adapt to extreme weather conditions. The system, which involves satellite imagery and collaboration among various organizations, provides farmers with timely information to adjust their agricultural practices. Despite its success, challenges remain in reaching all farmers, especially in remote areas, and in overcoming resistance to change. The initiative is seen as a model for enhancing food security in the face of climate change, with significant support from international bodies like USAid and the UN.
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