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Journalist. Global Opinions Writer . Words in TIME, New Yorker, NYT, Guardian, Foreign Policy. Book- Gujarat Files: Anatomy of a Cover Up

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    Feb 24

    It is a huge honour for me. I accept this award on behalf of all journalists who are fighting an unpopular battle to speak the truth. Thank you

    Rana Ayyub (), global opinions writer for the is the recipient of the 2020 McGill Medal for journalistic courage. She will accept the award at Grady on April 22. LINK:
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  2. 5 hours ago

    What Happened in Delhi Was a Pogrom. India’s ruling party will allow nothing to stand in the way of its Hindu-nationalist agenda.

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  3. 10 hours ago

    Thank you for doing what you do

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  4. 10 hours ago

    Confession of a rioter : The Mohammadan was running,” he recalled. “The Hindu public was chasing him. I was leading the pack.” via

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    12 hours ago

    The Chief Justice of India's Supreme Court just said that arresting leaders of the ruling BJP for instigating genocide could "worsen the situation".Also adds that he won't hear the activist who filed the complaint until BJP charges against him are probed. The world needs to know

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    10 hours ago

    Re: events in India, ‘s interview with CNN’s is worth a watch:

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  7. 10 hours ago

    ♥️🙏

    One Couplet can never be enough for Mam. Trying a small Poem with respect. Tweeps Do Your Thing to Make This to reach Her. .
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  8. 10 hours ago

    Doctor Akram whose pharmacy was burnt down by rioters wants to know how does he prove his patriotism to the country. He has been living in Shiv Vihar for decades and now does not recognise it. Hear people. Hear him

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  9. 11 hours ago

    Hang on. Did he just say that ?

    Gonsalves continues with his submissions non need for arrest and FIRs. CJI Bobde says, "Your statement that when you arrest somebody (pol leaders) it stops everything is not true. You know what happened in Bombay riots... When shakha pramukhs were arrested, it flared up"
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    16 hours ago

    . speaking to about the

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    Violent communal clashes killed dozens in New Delhi during President Trump’s visit to India. “All this was happening at the same time as Trump was... telling the world that Modi has got everything in control,” Indian journalist says.
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  11. 13 hours ago

    Nearly 2,000 People Were Brought in for Riots, Says Delhi Minorities Panel Chief Most 'outsiders' stayed in schools for up to 24 hours before launching attacks, Zafarul Islam Khan said.

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    15 hours ago

    Powerful reporting and a deeply worrying story by ⁦⁩ on the recent Delhi riots: How Muslims' homes were targeted and burnt - BBC News

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    Feb 28

    "I write this piece knowing that there will be no closure for me and thousands of riot survivors in India because we are being led by a man whose political career has been marked by the blood of innocents." on the violence in India:

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  14. 23 hours ago

    Always read

    "The partisan behavior of the Delhi Police during the recent violence in Delhi reflects compliance with the kind of conduct they believe will be rewarded by Mr. Modi's government and the ruling party," says 
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    Mar 3

    If you like your medieval towns full of exotic charms, a quick detour into the Martyr’s Graveyard...could get you face-to-face with lots of Arabesque gravestones. You must recite Rumi here. I wrote in praise of European, other diplomats visiting Kashmir~

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    Mar 3

    The BBC has found Delhi police acted along Hindu rioters during a wave of attack on Muslims last week. Police in the capital are coming under increasing pressure as allegations of complicity in the clashes emerge. An investigation by , &

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    Mar 3

    My interview with on the Delhi carnage that seems to have triggered the privileged and the bigots alike. Shukriya Bhatt Saheb.

    In these ‘shut up times’ where everyone is advising you to preserve this toxic silence...a silence of oppression , of rejection , of prejudice and the silence of not being heard.. a voice erupts which melts your heart .
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    Mar 3

    Thank you for this thread, Kavita. It is disturbing to see liberal journalists getting offended at the description of the as a pogrom. Acknowledging that the targeting of was backed by the establishment does not at all mean Hindus were not killed. (Contd)

    A on whether it's wrong to call Delhi violence a . I request 🙏🏾 liberal friends, journalists, citizens, to please read with patience. I'm not looking to label, ridicule, but to clarify. Making this point at March for peace, justice, democracy also
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  20. Mar 3

    Aftermath of Delhi carnage : Muslims change their names, avoid Islamic greetings, do away with hijab to stay safe

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    Mar 3

    Every time I tweet abt what’s going in India/ in support of - I get a whole load of abuse. As someone who didn’t grow up in a household where swearing was the norm.. I’ve learnt more Hindi swear words in the last few wks than in my life. P.s-thanks for the rape threats

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