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"Nation's Soul Threatened": Naseeruddin Shah, Mira Nair In Open Note On CAA
- Sunday January 26, 2020
- India News | Press Trust of India
Over 300 eminent personalities, including actor Naseeruddin Shah, filmmaker Mira Nair, vocalist TM Krishna, author Amitav Ghosh and historian Romila Thapar have expressed solidarity with the students and others protesting against the CAA and NRC.
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Perumal Murugan: Living Death Of A Writer
- Wednesday January 14, 2015
- South | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
Perumal Murugan, a Tamil Nadu-based writer, has decided not to write anymore, and has withdrawn all his books. His decision comes on the back of raging protests against his latest book, 'Madhorubagan', by Hindu and caste-based outfits.
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Down South, Crackers Are Muted. Diwali is More About Bonding
- Wednesday October 22, 2014
- South | Sam Daniel
For historian, writer and environmentalist Nandita Krishna and many others in Tamil Nadu, Diwali began with an early morning oil bath, followed by a special pooja celebrating the death of Narakasura, a Hindu God.
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"Nation's Soul Threatened": Naseeruddin Shah, Mira Nair In Open Note On CAA
- Sunday January 26, 2020
- India News | Press Trust of India
Over 300 eminent personalities, including actor Naseeruddin Shah, filmmaker Mira Nair, vocalist TM Krishna, author Amitav Ghosh and historian Romila Thapar have expressed solidarity with the students and others protesting against the CAA and NRC.
- www.ndtv.com
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Perumal Murugan: Living Death Of A Writer
- Wednesday January 14, 2015
- South | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
Perumal Murugan, a Tamil Nadu-based writer, has decided not to write anymore, and has withdrawn all his books. His decision comes on the back of raging protests against his latest book, 'Madhorubagan', by Hindu and caste-based outfits.
- www.ndtv.com
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Down South, Crackers Are Muted. Diwali is More About Bonding
- Wednesday October 22, 2014
- South | Sam Daniel
For historian, writer and environmentalist Nandita Krishna and many others in Tamil Nadu, Diwali began with an early morning oil bath, followed by a special pooja celebrating the death of Narakasura, a Hindu God.
- www.ndtv.com