5,000 residents without water for 50 days amid Bengal’s Jyotinagar eviction row
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5,000 residents without water for 50 days amid Bengal’s Jyotinagar eviction row
Saira Bibi, a 24-year-old resident of Jyotinagar Colony in north Kolkata’s Cossipore area, was waiting behind two other women in the queue near a roadside tap to fill her two buckets and return home soon, as she had to leave her six-month-old girl alone in the shanty. Bibi is not alone. Around 5,00»»»
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Communicable disease overload in Kerala: State reported 12 more diseases in a decade; marker of poor public hygiene and climate change
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Oil-tarred Ogoniland: now Nigeria wants to drill anew
Supporters point to the jobs and talk up the money. Opponents mourn the lost mangroves, the oil-slicked earth and all the broken promises to mop up past spills. Drilling is back on the agenda in Nigeria. Every Saturday now, tribal chiefs gather their families close in a bid to drum up support for g»»»
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