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    Kashmir: Lithium mining plans put off indefinitely with no bidders, expert criticism
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    December nonfiction: End of the year reading with six books that offer a unique view of being Indian
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    The proposed Rs 36,000-crore port in Great Nicobar may be economically unsound, experts warn
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    What did ancient Greek and Roman philosophers think about vegetarianism?
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    Gurugram court denies anticipatory bail to news anchor Chitra Tripathi in POCSO case
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    ‘I became an observer of my life as a fly on the wall’: How adman Prahlad Kakar wrote his memoir
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    Holocaust! After holocaust! After holocaust!
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    Why the imagined opposition between academic and public historians needs to be questioned
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    Amitav Ghosh: In this time of monstrous anomalies, we must recognise that the Earth is judging us
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‘The virus sleeps when you sleep’: Pakistan politician Fazal-ur-Rahman’s bizarre comment on Covid-19

Rahman also said that the virus dies when human beings who are infected die.

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Jun 17, 2020 · 08:18 am
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When we sleep, virus sleeps. When we die, virus dies. Simple. pic.twitter.com/F3cDrEzOZV

— Naila Inayat नायला इनायत (@nailainayat) June 13, 2020
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