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Bangladesh: Why there must be caution in understanding the violence against Hindus

Interrelated reasons show why it should be not be swiftly read as an indication of a larger and darker political development in the country.

After the sacking of Sheikh Hasina, can the young people of Bangladesh bring real change?

The current power vacuum presents a significant opportunity to politically empower the country’s youth.

The harrowing life of a loco pilot: No time to eat and sleep

Many even reduce their water intake because they don’t find time to use the toilet while at work.

Explained: Why Vinesh Phogat was disqualified from Olympics wrestling gold medal match

Vinesh Phogat has been disqualified from the women’s 50 kg gold medal match after failing to meet the weight requirement.

Poor hygiene, crowding, mental health concerns: Life in UK asylum hotels under far-right attack

It is not just threats from outside but also conditions within that affect asylum seekers housed in these facilities, most of whom have no options.

Meet the X factor behind ‘Farzi’, ‘Citadel: Honey Bunny’ and ‘Rakt Bramhand’

Sita Menon, long-time associate of streaming hit-makers Raj & DK, talks to ‘Scroll’ about her journey.

Sour grapes: In making doping accusations, the ugly side of Olympians has once again come out

Athletes from western countries have been making unsubstantiating doping accusations against the achievements of their Chinese counterparts in Paris.

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