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Mridula Chari: Why Many Indians are Still Famished?
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By Sayantan Banerjee Journalist Mridula Chari talks about her recently published long-form essay ?Famished?, a meticulous documentation of the hungry millions in India in www.fiftytwo.in.
Targeting of Dissenters, Political Opponents in India
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Kamala Thiagarajan: Climate Change and the Poor.
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Surabhi Yadav: Leisure is a Feminist Issue
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Ojaswwee Sharma: Every Right Has a Gender
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Shrayana Bhattacharya: Shahrukh, Women and Economics
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Anirban Dutta Gupta: Films That Provide Tribal Agency
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Rakshita Shekhar's Autism Story
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Paromita Vohra on Writing the Film 'Khamosh Pani'
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Rishabh Chakraborty's Autism Story
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Anand Balasubramanian's Autism Story
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The Man Eater - Malayalam Version
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Food Poisoning - Telugu Version
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Merry Barua on Neeraj’s Autism Story
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Malati Rao: Tracing a Geshema’s Journey
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Rajani Mani: The Declining Bee Population
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Fishy Business - Telugu Version
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Episode 5, 'Radio Local’ I May 2023
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By Sunil G
Akshay aspired to be a doctor but he ended up studying finance and accounting. What stoked this change of mind? This is the story of India's public schools and what it offers children from poor families.
Unscientific - Kannada Version
Episode 5, 'Radio Local’ I May 2023
Podcast I 23 Minutes
By Sunil G
Akshay aspired to be a doctor but he ended up studying finance and accounting. What stoked this change of mind? This is the story of India's public schools and what it offers children from poor families.
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By Anupama Chandrasekaran and Sayantan Banerjee As schools in India take the online route due to the COVID-19 pandemic, economically poor children without smartphones feel abandoned by the system. But Anjali Gurmukhani Sharma, who's from Charter...Read More
Deshi Matchups: Bangladesh’s women slam dunk gender biases
Podcast I 21 Minutes
By Sayantan Banerjee A spirited Bangladeshi sportswomen duo shouldered the responsibility of mentoring young female basketball players. This episode navigates their hurdle-riddled path to the basketball ring where they...Read More
Empathy douses Hatred and Hunger
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Surrogate Mothers and the Pandemic
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Rukmini S. on Coronavirus Deaths in India
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