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How did Dawn, a newspaper founded and established in Delhi, become Pakistan’s leading newspaper?
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Najaf Abbas
'Dawn', Pakistan's iconic newspaper, was founded in Delhi in 1941. This is the story of how 'Dawn' made Pakistan, before Pakistan made 'Dawn'.
One year after the Karauli violence, some Muslim residents are still waiting for compensation and justice. Many residents also report that there is now a lack of trust between the Hindu and Muslim communities. Photo courtesy: Abdul Wahid
Several Indian states have seen increased anti-Muslim violence during Hindu festivals and processions. In Karauli, after attacks during Ram Navami in 2022, Muslim victims allege police brutality, disc ...
Photo courtesy: Bibin Joseph
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Bibin Joseph
Activists say coastal communities and marine life around Kerala’s Vizhinjam Port are paying a heavy price for the Adani Group project
Critics say that the cancellation of the MANF scholarship scheme is part of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party-led government’s anti-minority policies.
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Anup Semwal
India has cancelled at least three scholarships supporting minority students pursuing pre-matric, MPhil and PhD degrees
Many farmers in Hambantota work in the fields during the day and patrol at night to protect their crops from elephants who come out in search of food and water. Photo: Roshan Gunasekare
Hambantota in Sri Lanka has been on the frontline for human-elephant conflict for years. 2022 was the worst year yet, with a death toll of 433 elephants and 145 people
"Reshma was a voice, a name, a reflection of Kashmir’s transgender community." Photo courtesy: Mugais Malik
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Saqib Mugloo
Reshma's long fight for transgender rights left a powerful legacy in India-administered Kashmir
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