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    Snow leopards thriving in Ladakh Himalayan ranges, but challenges loom

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    Why workers who grow one of the world’s finest teas face an uncertain future

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    ‘Confused product of a confused brain’: When Guru Dutt cast a spell over everyone – except one man

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    Why climbing a fence in Kashmir might not be enough for Omar Abdullah to keep his promises

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    Hindi’s Hindutva problem that supporters are not ready to reckon with

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    Myths, hearsay, and historical memory coexist in the ways Kashmiris remember decades-long conflicts

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    Assam: Homes of 1,080 families bulldozed in Goalpara eviction drive

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    Journalist Ajit Anjum booked for video about Bihar voter roll revision

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    ‘Dhadak 2’ director Shazia Iqbal: ‘Caste is everywhere, not just in rural India’

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Amphan: Watch scenes from West Bengal as the cyclone makes a violent landfall

Cyclone Amphan is the strongest recorded storm in the area.

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May 20, 2020 · 07:54 pm
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Cyclone Amphan crashing through Purba Medinipur, Nandigram #CycloneAmphanUpdate #Amphan pic.twitter.com/dHKiy8wSj0

— Sayon Biswas (@sayon_96) May 20, 2020

Super Cyclone Amphan is crossing West Bengal coast between Digha and Hatiya across Sunderban. Watch the Fury of #CycloneAmphan at Kachuberia jetty near Namkhana in South 24 Paraganas district of WestBengal pic.twitter.com/iZdqdk0MHn

— Subodh KS (@KsSubodh) May 20, 2020

This is what a landfall look like with 170km ph speed.#Ampham #CycloneAmphanUpdate #Amphan #AmphanCyclone #WestBengal #digha pic.twitter.com/L71xoMW03u

— ajeet kumar singh (@ajeets703) May 20, 2020

If Covid wasn't enough. #Amphan #Kolkata #Prayers pic.twitter.com/M0lhZnH0me

— Thirumoy Banerjee (@Thiru_the_moy) May 20, 2020

#CycloneAmphanUpdate Visuals from Contai in West Bengal. #Amphan training misery along the coastline. pic.twitter.com/pjG8YW81bG

— Sourav Sanyal (@SSanyal) May 20, 2020
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