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Sawmie Kamalika on Covid-19 reporting duty

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Sawmie Vinaya Deshpande on Covid-19 reporting duty

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Sawmie Kajal Iyer on Covid-19 reporting duty

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Sawmie Vinaya Deshpande reporting on Covid- 19 from Mumbai, India

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Media workshop on “Unsafe Zones: Stories of Violence and Vulnerabilities at Work.”

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Journalist and SAWM member Neha Dixit receives CPJ Press Freedom Award and dedicates it to the journalists without resources

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SAWM Kolkata member Anwesha Banerjee was awarded for Best Article on Child Rights on 20th Nov

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SAWM Kolkata member Anwesha Banerjee was awarded for Best Article on Child Rights on 20th Nov. Each year the West Bengal Commission for Protection of Child Rights gives these awards. Anwesha works for Ei Samoy, the Bangla daily of the Read more...

Anuradha Bhasin the editor of Kashmir Times speaking in Kolkata on the situation of Kashmir after the abrogation of Article 370 in a seminar organized by APDR on Human Rights Violation.

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SAWM member Nasim Zehra delivering her talk at Harvard recently on her book Kargil to the Coup

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Teresa Rehman, senior journalist and author of “Bulletproof” (Penguin India) interacted with media students of Royal Global University, Guwahati recently.

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Online abuse must end #SAWMWomensday #StopOnlineAbuse

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Jammu-based Journalist Anuradha Bhasin, editor of ‘Kashmir Times’ in conversation with Nirupama Subramanian, Resident editor of ‘Indian Express’ – on the conditions faced by media persons & the implications on the flow of information after a lock down condition in Kashmir for more than 40 days – at Mumbai Press Club on 19 th September 2019. Also Present – Aspi Chinoy Constitutional Lawyer, Kashif Khusro Independent Journalist.

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Satisfied with GoI Handling of Kashmir: Maldives Foreign Minister

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Sri Lankan academics, activists ‘deeply concerned’ by CAA, NRC

Academicians from Sri Lanka have condemned the Government of India for introducing the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act and National Register...

Exclusion and ethnic strife: Story of Sri Lanka’s citizenship law

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The new worry of depleting diplomatic capital

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Shifting sands in the Kingdom

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India should talk directly to Taliban, says U.S. Special Envoy Zalmay Khalilzad

India should discuss its concerns on terrorism directly with the Taliban, said U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad,...

Can China be held accountable for the pandemic?

ETV Bharat discusses the role of China in the outbreak of coronavirus, its impact on trade relations across the world,...

Covid has brought back Chinese whispers in Sri Lanka, Nepal. Is India listening?

South Asia has for long witnessed a see-saw diplomatic battle between India and China, but Covid is adding fresh dimensions...

“I am afraid Coronavirus will kill us later, we will die of hunger first.”

Forced by a sudden countrywide lockdown to control the Coronavirus pandemic, 22 or more migrants have died while undertaking the...

‘Can India Lead a Global Coalition of the Willing?’

The COVID-19 fallout is expected to create a vacuum for global leadership, but what remains to be seen is whether...

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Sawmie Vinaya Deshpande on Covid-19 reporting duty

Sawmie Kajal Iyer on Covid-19 reporting duty

Sawmie Vinaya Deshpande reporting on Covid- 19 from Mumbai, India

Media workshop on “Unsafe Zones: Stories of Violence and Vulnerabilities at Work.”

Satisfied with GoI Handling of Kashmir: Maldives Foreign Minister

Sri Lankan academics, activists ‘deeply concerned’ by CAA, NRC

Exclusion and ethnic strife: Story of Sri Lanka’s citizenship law

The new worry of depleting diplomatic capital

Shifting sands in the Kingdom

India should talk directly to Taliban, says U.S. Special Envoy Zalmay Khalilzad

Can China be held accountable for the pandemic?

Covid has brought back Chinese whispers in Sri Lanka, Nepal. Is India listening?

“I am afraid Coronavirus will kill us later, we will die of hunger first.”

‘Can India Lead a Global Coalition of the Willing?’

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