Daily Brief: Why Khasi vigilante groups have pushed Meghalaya government on the back foot, and more

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  Why Khasi vigilante groups have pushed Meghalaya government on the back foot 
  The surge in Khasi nationalism has not only led to attacks on migrant workers but is also being deployed against the Garo chief minister, said observers. 
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  Bangladesh top updates: 135 killed in violence, Opposition leader Khaleda Zia to be freed from jail 
  The army chief said an interim government will be formed and deaths during protests that led to ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s ouster will be in... 
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  ‘BJP government preparing to put a lock on media’: Priyanka Gandhi on broadcast bill 
  The Congress leader said that the proposed legislation is ‘completely unacceptable’. 
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  The problem with merit: A Patna HC ruling reflects double standards on reservations 
  Striking down an increase in quotas in Bihar overlooks the social and historical reality that significantly shapes the idea of merit. 
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  Chandipura virus: Climate change may have helped spread pathogen that killed nearly 40 in Gujarat 
  It is the most deadly outbreak in 20 years. 
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  How the Hindi magazine ‘Sarita’ cultivated new reading practices and redefined the Indian citizen 
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  How the ‘mental load’ of housework takes a particular toll on the health of mothers 
  Mothers not only performed more physical housework but also carried a significantly greater share of cognitive labour compared with their partners. 
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  Badminton, Olympics 2024: Lakshya Sen expands his limits with stunning run in Paris 
  Lakshya Sen lost 21-13, 16-21, 11-21 to Malaysia’s Lee Zii Jia in the bronze medal match. 
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