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  • Brazil must protect its remaining ‘uncontacted’ indigenous Amazonians

    Brazil must protect its remaining ‘uncontacted’ indigenous Amazonians

    Remote tribes are supposedly safeguarded by a UN declaration, yet a recent alleged mass murder shows they are still vulnerable.

    Holly Eva Ryan, The Conversation
    · Sep 21, 2017 · 11:30 pm
  • How Indian cavalrymen rescued Bahai spiritual leader during World War I

    How Indian cavalrymen rescued Bahai spiritual leader during World War I

    Community event at the Lotus Temple today will commemorate India's role in the Battle of Haifa and the country's contribution to nurturing the faith.

    Shweta Desai
    · Sep 26, 2014 · 06:00 am