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    In Bengaluru, an ancient play finds new voice in the world’s oldest living dramatic tradition

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    ‘A puzzle-solving activity’: NS Gundur on translating DR Nagaraj’s seminal work on Allama Prabhu

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    What Iranians in India think about the war and Tehran

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    ‘Mistry’ review: New ‘Monk’ in a newish bottle

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    Sunday book pick: Husband vs best friend vs child vs career in ‘Goodbye Without Leaving’

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‘I was due to lose my life multiple times’: Palestinian photojournalist Motaz Azaiza on TV news

‘Don’t call yourself a free person if you can’t make changes.’

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Jan 08, 2024 · 05:20 pm
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“I was due to lose my life multiple times."

Palestinian photojournalist @azaizamotaz9 talks to @MehdiRHasan about the reality of reporting from Gaza, where a record number of journalists have been killed. pic.twitter.com/LNRDVihuAY

— The Mehdi Hasan Show (@MehdiHasanShow) January 8, 2024

"Don't call yourself a free person if you can't make changes. If you can't stop a genocide that is still ongoing" - @azaizamotaz9's message to Americans. pic.twitter.com/OGFvu3X2RA

— The Mehdi Hasan Show (@MehdiHasanShow) January 8, 2024

Israel’s assault in Gaza has killed nearly 23,000 people, including at least 72 Palestinian journalists. @MehdiRHasan points out that without these journalists on the ground, there would be no one to tell the world about the ongoing horrific tragedies in the enclave. pic.twitter.com/6NQo3KH0Wq

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