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A Decade Of Resisting Law That Gives Adivasis Rights Over Forests = Climate Disasters For Himachal Pradesh
Anti‑Caste Activists Propose Bill to End ‘Honor Killings’
An Important Step for Reproductive Justice, But Safe Abortion Remains Out Of Reach
After ICUs, crying clubs?
Azim Rafiq 'incredibly proud' of cricketers Majid Haq and Qasim Sheikh for their fight against institutional racism
A Shortcut for Feeling Just a Little Happier
Attack On Salman Rushdie Manifests Barbarism In The Name Of Religion: Taslima Nasrin
An extraordinary story of forgiveness: from life without parole to finding grace
As My Friend Umar Spends Another Birthday in Jail, Our Fight for Freedom Goes On
A Pointed Angle
Afghanistan refugees: Hotels and hopelessness, but opportunity too, in UK
A Brief History of Sri Lanka’s President’s House
Afghanistan: In a quiet valley the Taliban face armed resistance
As India Says It Has No Unified Record Of Internet Shutdowns, New Report Reveals...
An open letter from the International Coalition for Filmmakers at Risk to the international film community
A brief history of accountability
Abe Killing Spotlights Japanese Politicians’ Links to Religious Groups
A Book Explodes
Algeria’s war for independence: 60 years on
A message from the founders of The Record
Afghanistan’s Independent Media Is Fading Away, but a Few Hold Out
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A critical look at Nepal’s ‘Other’ commissions
As Adani steps up mining, villagers to be displaced third time
Afghanistan earthquake: No food, no shelter and fears of cholera
An introduction to poet Laila Sarahat Rushani
A last walk through Grandma’s house – and back in time: The life of an East Indian family in Bandra
A pathologist, a priest and a hunt for justice in the Philippines
Anthony Bourdain (1956–2018)
Afghanistan dispatch: ‘An oppressive regime will eventually be met with defiance.’
A night with Myanmar’s wizards
Atmaram Salve: sowing the sparks of revolution
Across Latin America, the Feminist Movement Is in the Streets
A Tale of Two Pride Marches
A year since X-Press Pearl sinking, Sri Lanka is still waiting for compensation
Assam: New dragonfly species found in Tezpur named in honour of 2 women
A House That's Not A Home In 'Bright Lines'
A field day
A POW's legacy of Mariupol siege pictures
As Courts Grant Bail, J&K Govt Uses 43-Year-Old Preventive Detention Law To Keep Hundreds In Jail
A howl for justice
A Decade of Darkness
A new wave of terror
Alienated & Giving Up On Their Dreams
Away in Canada, Roya Samim keeps a candle lit for women's cricket in Afghanistan
Americans are flying into Nepal in droves. Is there any renewed interest?
An Online Platform Spans Millennia of South Asian Art
A powerhouse of kindness
Ancient Green: Moss, Climate, and Deep Time
Artificial intelligence is creating a new colonial world order
A Leftist Maulana
A Southasian filmmaker unlike any other
As violence spikes, the killing of an unarmed Palestinian mother highlights awful toll of occupation
After a year of dreams deferred, Myanmar’s displaced youth try to start over
A vegetable vendor’s quest for a just world
Arise Out of the Lock: Celebrating 50 Years of Poetry by Woman Poets of Bangladesh
A former economist at Sri Lanka’s central bank explains why the country went from boom to bust
Ash Barty retires marching to her own beat. What’s next for the multi-talented, restless spirit?
Addressing gender violence in cyberspace
Afghan Girls Grieve After School Ban Reinstated
A parliamentary market
A Kashmiri Pandit fact-checks The Kashmir Files
Adani Group entering country through back door, says Sri Lanka’s Opposition
A group of self-assured men in rural Punjab is breathing new life into an age-old folk dance
A Quotient of Sweetness
A demonstration of a durable political phenomenon
A forgotten Cold War relic in Ukraine still crackles with lethal radiation
As happened in Sri Lanka: Ethnic wars polarize people
Adapting to Climate Change: Lessons from Bangladesh
A moon over Kathmandu — in Queens
After Successful POSCO Stir, Odisha's Dhinkia Up in Arms Against Jindal Steel Project
A new Tibetan rap generation is rising in India. And they won’t just sing about Dalai Lama
Abetted By State Govt, Hindu Group In Himachal Pradesh Burns Crops...
Advocacy group calls on Sri Lanka to repeal ‘anti-terror’ law
Afghan universities reopen with strict rules for female students
Another U.S.-Trained Soldier Stages A Coup in West Africa
Agriculture : Running Out of Juice
A shockwave from the South Pacific
Afghan tradition allows girls to access the freedom of boys
A year in translation
Afghanistan needs a helping hand. Now
A case for Dalit journalism
African authors took the literary world by storm in 2021
Ajaya Dixit: ‘Water is about people, politics, and power’
Afghans push through snowy Alps towards new lives in Europe
Ancient Buddhist Temple Discovered in Pakistan
As more Indian fishermen are detained by Sri Lanka, hard questions need to be asked in the Palk Strait
A village in India's North East mourns after deadly attacks
Activists in the Dominican Republic Are Fighting the Country’s Abortion Ban
A life in quotes: Bell Hooks
A Dalit women’s collective is fighting for the land it toils on in Gujarat
A brief history of Olympic boycotts
Analysis examines the huge role of Twitter in 'warped politics'
A tax man went after Guatemala's elites. Then they hit back.
A Mother’s Love for Son, Gun and Country.
Agroecology, Nepal’s answer to climate change
A year of farm protests: Joy at Ground Zero, after 358 days
As times and tastes change, Vietnam’s bear bile industry is fading away
Aban Tribunal: Iranians Testify on November 2019 Atrocities in London
Azeem Rafiq’s testimony exposes how power works in cricket – and in Britain
Against forgetting. Against erasure.
A mosque was torched in Tripura, but cops say just a ‘prayer hall’
Archaeologists have mapped the capital of the Mongolian Empire
A monk, a student, an artist: Tortured by Myanmar military
After months in lockdown, a weary world is ready to dance
Afghanistan dispatches
A primitive tribe and rare fossils threatened by stone mining in Jharkhand
Amazon copied products and rigged search results to promote its own brands...
As Nepal runs dry, communities tap water harvesting
A Pakistani Womans Guide to Trekking through the Karakoram
After Panama, it’s Pandora: facing regulatory heat, elite Indians find new ways...
A long and arduous walk for justice
Allowing Things to Happen: An Interview with Tyshawn Sorey
A murder well-planned
A Wedding Dish Worthy of Weeknight
Absolute Citron
An excerpt from Breaking worlds: Religion, law and citizenship in majoritarian India
Aitchison rejects the SNC
Africa’s green revolution initiative has faltered: why other ways must be found
Apausalypse
A Beloved Recipe for Fermented Gundruk ko Jhol from the Nepali Diaspora
Anagha Neelakantan: ‘Write because it makes you think or feel’
Aamcha Jungle Dennar Nahi (We Will Not Hand Over Our Forest)
Anatomy of a Resistance
A pencil for your land
A state-sponsored elephant racket in the works
Academic Institution in Odisha Serves Legal Notices to Those Writing Against it
As India’s Abortion Law Completes 50 Years, Malayalam Cinema Shines A Light On ...
A ‘sleeping beauty’ awakens to join Sri Lanka’s list of endemic plants
A Provisional Biography of a Journey Towards Justice for the Enforced Disappeared
Afghanistan: The End of the Occupation
Apple’s controversial new child protection features, explained
Against the Grain
Architecture: The Sustainable Paradigm of Khaplu
August 1975: The cross of guilt we bear
A Tale of Two Languages: How the Persian language seeped into Bengali
A Teen From Delhi, A Teen from Srinagar: A Remarkable Friendship Through Letters
Article 370, Federalism and the Basic Structure of the Constitution
Against Nature Writing
Agha Talish and Alauddin — the accidental legends
Afghan civilians take up arms against Taliban as foreign troops depart
A New History Changes the Balance of Power Between Ethiopia and Medieval Europe
Absurd and unconstitutional: Kamal, Vetrimaaran and Patwardhan on Cinematograph Bill
Art in Defence of the Rosenbergs
Against carceral feminism
A $50,000 Helmet Can Read User's Mind. And It's Ready
Africa writes back
Asexuality: The ascent of the 'invisible' sexual orientation
ASHAs to Stage One-Day Nationwide Strike on May 24
ASHAs to Stage One-Day Nationwide Strike on May 24
A Protest, a Veto and a Committee: The Story of a Farmers' Protest
A Most Extraordinary Thing Happened in Jail Yesterday Evening
A complex history and layered present.
After gold miners shoot Yanomani people, Brazil cuts environmental regulation further
An agonizing wait for expectant mothers
A Myanmar poet didn’t want to be a martyr. His death is a loss for humanity.
Assam elections: Jailed activist Akhil Gogoi wins Sibsagar constituency
A Chorus, A Census And Other Antidotes To Pessimism
Afghans Wonder ‘What About Us?’ as U.S. Troops Prepare to Withdraw
Asaduddin Owaisi’s Bid to Redefine Indian Secularism
As the dead pile up in Gujarat, the state’s media is on a warpath with the government over Covid-19
A Letter from Santiago, where Chileans are Seeking a New Constitution
Autism and Covid-19
Aspiring for a just future
A Photographic Field guide to the Wildlife Of South India
Ang Lee reflects on Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 20 years later: 'I was upgrading a B-movie'
All These Years Later, Do Not Forget the Kunan-Poshpora Mass Rapes
A century apart, currents of dissent bridge the farmers’ protests and the Muzara Movement
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An asylum seeker needs to convince a judge that he is bisexual
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A Sandy Hook Parent Speaks
A New Chapter
Avalanche to disaster: What really happened
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A Palestinian village in Israel you probably never heard of
A woman challenging state-sanctioned violence in Northeast India
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Answering an Age-Old Mystery: How Do Birds Actually Fly?
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Anurag Minus Verma: Disha Wadekar
A 'watershed' moment: How the 2009 Gardiner shutdown inspired a generation of Tamil leaders
A Spark of Hope: The Ongoing Lessons of the Zapatista Revolution 25 Years On
Anti-nuclear power protesters 'Drop Dead' on 700th day of Kudankulam stir
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Anurag Minus Verma with Meena Kotwal
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Animal Minds
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Ankita Pun - Maili

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Anurag Minus Verma: With Yashica Dutt
A Buddhist Priest on the unlikely similarities between Zen and Studio Ghibli
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A Tiger and a Scream
A Convenient State of Emergency amid Challenging Times in Malaysia
A Brief Guide to Tintinology
Arrested For ‘Love Jihad’, UP Teen Has Been In Jail For A Month
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Afghanistan's Hazara refugee women stitch future dreams
Allahrakha Khan: The Living Legend of Velavadar's Last Grassland
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A Song Flung Up to Heaven Part 1
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A Uyghur Teen’s Life After Escaping Genocide
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Afghan Landays
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A guide to Nepalese food and cooking with Rajiv's Kitchen
Akira Kurosawa on watching ‘Solaris’ with Andrei Tarkovsky
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A brief history of love jihad, from Jodhaa Akbar to the Meerut gang-rape
Ankit Saxena murder: Other inter-faith couples happily married in the Delhi locality
Authorities in Tibet launch campaign to promote marriage between Tibetan and Han Chinese people
A List of Activists, Scholars and Scribes Whose Personal Liberty Remains at Judiciary's Mercy
A Brief History of Drone Warfare
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Amanda Gordon Inaugaration Poem
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Arnold Schwarzenegger calls Trump 'worst president' ever, 'failed leader' after Capitol riot | ABC7
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Ashok Gulati vs Reetika Khera: Three Critical Questions about MSP on which Experts Can't Agree
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Ai-jen Poo — This Is Our (Caring) Revolution

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Accused of 'love jihad', Tanishq withdraws ad on Hindu-Muslim marriage after severe backlash

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A brief history of mask wearing in Japan