Meha Khanduri

is a concerned citizen. She has studied International Relations at Columbia University
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Why every year I keep a roza during Ramzan- A Hindu lady

Meha Khanduri - 5
I started keeping roza (fasting) three years back, and now several of my Hindu friends too fast. But I am often asked why being a Hindu, I keep one roza in the month of Ramzan every...
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CPI-ML hit streets against mob lynchings

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Kolkata: The ongoing protest against mob lynching, which has mostly remained apolitical, in nature, on July 3, witnessed CPI-ML taking on to the streets...
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A yatra, not about pride or promises, but the plight of Rajasthan’s farmers

Freshly Brewed Shahnawaz Akhtar - 0
Jaipur: We all are aware of Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje’s Gaurav Yatra, which is now being followed by Rajasthan’s Congress president Sachin Pilot’s...
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Plastic pollution chokes Shillong’s life

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Shillong: Shillong is a favourite destination for Bengali tourists for more than one reason. It is the place whose beauty had once mesmerised Rabindranath...
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Because of lynchings, I fear for my son: Renuka Shahane

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Kolkata: The horrific incident of Junaid, a 15-year-old boy lynched inside a train coach, has moved people from different background across India and outside....
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Mamata failing to contain fear psychosis of voters in Bengal?

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Kolkata: Following the recent 11 unnatural deaths in West Bengal, which has been claimed by many including Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee as deaths caused...
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The Second Innings: Giving Love a Second Chance

Jayeeta Ganguly - 0
Kolkata: The Second Innings – an online adaptation of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Neil Simon’s Chapter Two recently presented by Theatrecian, acknowledged as one of Kolkata’s most productive and creative English-language theatre groups, enthralled the audience.  The half-an-hour long...
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The unacknowledged Good Samaritan and ‘Sufi Scientist’ of rural India

Nasreen Khan - 1
Kolkata: If you were to cross him on your way to Birbhum, famous for its terracotta work, you probably wouldn't give him a second...
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Giridih does it again, gives second Diana Award winner from India

Shahnawaz Akhtar - 0
Giridih/Ranchi: For the second year in a row Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation has won the coveted The Diana Award. And both the...
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Parikshit, Adil does a Balraj Sahni in a bumpy sojourn

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I still remember the rickshaw rides to my school Don Bosco two decades ago. Funtoosh was the name of the puller and he always...
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Vidya kasam, watch it only if you love Balan

Jaydeep Saha - 0
Solve this first: (Her daughter’s story) + {cribbing²} ÷ facts x colourful Bollywood drama - plot = ? You don’t remember BODMAS? Check again now. Want...
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This bilingual web thriller is gripping and will keep you glued to your seat

Jaydeep Saha - 0
Review: Mafia Rating: 4/5 Let me start with a confession that I never liked the work of Birsa Dasgupta. I don’t know why but I always...
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Even Virat is human…

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Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli’s match-winning unbeaten 94 (off 50 balls) against the West Indies at Hyderabad on Friday is yet another personification of...
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Sanju Samson gets his due, accidentally though

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Kolkata: With injury ruling left-handed opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan out of the T20 series against West Indies, Kerala wicketkeeper Sanju Samson has been drafted...
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Birthday boy Suresh Raina still hasn’t entered his twilight zone

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Kolkata: Some people are innately gifted and coupled with dedication, they scale big heights in their respective fields. There are others who may not have...
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Farming no more a way of life in Mechukha, Arunachal Pradesh

Nabamita Mitra - 0
Shi-Yomi: Mechukha Valley in the newly formed Shi-Yomi district,  west Arunachal Pradesh is over 200 km from Pasighat. The constituency comprising 20 villages with...
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Kolkata Cares: City dwellers take initiatives for a Green Future

Kirti Baheti - 0
Kolkata: There might be alleged violation of National Green Tribunal's rules during the Chhath Puja celebration, at Rabindra Sarovar's green zone but average Kolkatan...
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Puja at Rabindra Sarovar: Religious sentiments vs environmental concern

Simrana Fatima and Ananya Sarkar - 0
Kolkata: Rising pollution and environmental issues might have become a focal point of discussion in many Indian cities, including national capital Delhi, but it...
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