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Supreme Court upholds Calcutta HC order cancelling appointment of 25,000 teachers, staff in Bengal
US citizen arrested for visiting Andaman and Nicobar’s restricted North Sentinel island
"Our country is so backward that it's important to provide books to the people."
— DW News (@dwnews) January 21, 2022
Always on the move, Gulljan is risking her life everyday selling non-Islamic books on the streets of Taliban-controlled Kabul. pic.twitter.com/RiJaVmueVK
