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    Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o (1938–2025): Five things to know about one of Africa’s greatest ever writers

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    A border ran through it: The life and lonely death of an 80-year-old Kashmiri man

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    Translated short fiction: A Konkani Christian cowherd wonders if he should convert to Hinduism

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    Mumbai Commuter Rail division: Some ideas on fixing the commercial capital’s lifeline

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    ‘Kankhajura’ review: An engaging look at insidious evil

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    Israel has accepted new Gaza ceasefire plan, says US

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    Rush Hour: YouTuber agrees to drop parts of ANI video, US deported 1,080 Indian since January & more

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    It’s a ‘golden age’ for the Hindi news business – but not so much for Hindi journalism or democracy

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Watch: Pride parade returns to Kathmandu after a two-year Covid-19 hiatus

The first pride parade in Kathmandu was organised in 2019.

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Jun 13, 2022 · 07:00 pm
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VIDEO: The annual #Pride parade is back on the streets of Nepal’s capital after a two year hiatus during Covid-19.

Hundreds walked the streets of Kathmandu waving flags, holding signs, and shouting pro-LGBTQIA+ slogans pic.twitter.com/RdTwwuGPan

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) June 11, 2022

Nepal celebrated its first Pride Parade just before the pandemic struck. After two years of online marches, people in Kathmandu are proud to be back on the streets 🏳️‍🌈 pic.twitter.com/59g27dHgC9

— DW News (@dwnews) June 11, 2022
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