In the Chokehold of a Wood-Fired Stove
With little access to clean cooking fuel, many women in Nagpur’s Chikhali slum are now prone to respiratory diseases, breathing difficulties and damaged lungs.
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With little access to clean cooking fuel, many women in Nagpur’s Chikhali slum are now prone to respiratory diseases, breathing difficulties and damaged lungs.
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Editors’ Guild: These amendments will have deeply adverse implications for press freedom in the country. DUJ: The PIB will act as the new censor, which is a very dangerous situation reminiscent of the Emergency.
With the media and judiciary already under attack, the Prime Minister’s main opponent was just banned from Parliament.
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