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February 13, 2024

An Indian news magazine reported on Tuesday that the government had ordered it to delete an online report implicating soldiers in the torture and killing of civilians in illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). Rights groups say restrictions on the press are increasingly common in India and particularly burdensome in the IIOJK, an area where India has more than half a million troops permanently stationed. Caravan, a monthly news and current affairs magazine, last week published an extensive report on the deaths of three civilians detained by the military in December following a deadly attack on troops. The magazine said

February 11, 2024

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Lifestyle

T Magazine: Picks of the week

Read this week: Zodiac by Ai Weiwei Chinese contemporary artist, documentarian and activist Ai Weiwei reflects on his childhood exile in Western China and the impact of the Cultural Revolution in his first graphic novel, where freedom and kindness are consequently two main themes. The book’s illustrator, Costantini, is a political cartoonist whose line art is characterized by tiny details. Each painting is its own elegant work, covering hundreds of images throughout the book. In this beautifully illustrated, deeply philosophical memoir, Weiwei explores the connection between artistic expression and spiritual freedom through the lens of the Chinese zodiac. Binge this

November 29, 2023

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International

TIME Magazine reporter attacked for interviewing Khalistan Referendum leader Pannun

Ashta Rajvanshi under attack, including a threat from a defense analyst linked to the Indian government Time magazine reporter Ashta Rajvanshi (left) and Sikh leader Gurpatwad Singh Panun. — Provided by reporter LONDON: A YEAR A female personal magazine writer has shut down her X, formerly Twitter, account after she was attacked by Indian government internet assets for interviewing Sikh leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun for posting about the failed assassination attempt on Indians in American territory. Rajvanshi, who is TIME’s London staff writer, did an extensive Q&A with Sikh Justice (SFJ) leader and representative of the Khalistan Referendum on the

October 31, 2023

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Lifestyle

The return of the puzzle turned inside out

PUBLISHED July 2, 2023 KARACHI: For years, by Peter Falk Columbus it remained the show’s quintessence of the inverted detective story, also known as the “howcatchem” format, in which the identity of the perpetrator is known to the audience and the thrill is watching him get caught against all odds. Many American TV shows Monk, Criminal Minds, and the Canadian show Motivation tried to revive the format in their own style but couldn’t make people forget Columbus which was shown around the world for four decades. Rian Johnson is taking a page out of yesterday’s famous series and coming up

Indian magazine ordered to delete IIOJK army killings report

T Magazine: Picks of the week

TIME Magazine reporter attacked for interviewing Khalistan Referendum leader Pannun

The return of the puzzle turned inside out

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