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  • Automation and surveillance in Bangladesh garment factories cuts wages, pushes out women workers
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    Automation and surveillance in Bangladesh garment factories cuts wages, pushes out women workers
  • A new book examines urban India’s changing attitudes to marriage and the reasons for this
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    A new book examines urban India’s changing attitudes to marriage and the reasons for this
  • The line blurs between police and vigilante
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    The line blurs between police and vigilante
  • What the sidelining of a Delhi University professor says about India’s attacks on academic freedom
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    What the sidelining of a Delhi University professor says about India’s attacks on academic freedom
  • The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge
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    The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge
  • How the Cinevesture festival is building a marketplace for cinema: ‘I view every film as a start-up’
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    How the Cinevesture festival is building a marketplace for cinema: ‘I view every film as a start-up’
  • Wasteland to nature reserve: Urban biodiversity parks are a bounty for residents, cities
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    Wasteland to nature reserve: Urban biodiversity parks are a bounty for residents, cities
  • Assam Congress spokesperson arrested for social media post about BJP leaders
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    Assam Congress spokesperson arrested for social media post about BJP leaders
  • For children: How infertile lands in the Chambal basin helped biodiversity flourish
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    For children: How infertile lands in the Chambal basin helped biodiversity flourish
  • From Mughals, maharajas to the British – how artists captured Holi celebrations
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    From Mughals, maharajas to the British – how artists captured Holi celebrations
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Watch: How Hyderabad is barricading off Covid-19 hotspots like Mallepally

The police and the administration have promised essential services to the residents of these localities.

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Apr 10, 2020 · 10:32 am
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Ground report from what is probably #Telangana's hottest #hotspot #Mallepally... There are going to be 12-15 such #Covid19 #ContainmentZones in #Hyderabad that will be literally sealed to the outside world, to try and contain the #virus @ndtv @ndtvindia #FromHotspot #Exclusive pic.twitter.com/ceP5NhkjM2

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  1. Automation and surveillance in Bangladesh garment factories cuts wages, pushes out women workers

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    A new book examines urban India’s changing attitudes to marriage and the reasons for this
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  4. What the sidelining of a Delhi University professor says about India’s attacks on academic freedom

    What the sidelining of a Delhi University professor says about India’s attacks on academic freedom
  5. The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge

    The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge
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