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Voices of Punjabi diaspora getting shriller for farmers ​ By VISHAL GULATI ( IANS) | Published on ​ Sun, Dec 20 2020 15:42 IST | ​ 0 Views Adani puts out ad campaign to counter defamation in farmers agitation. Image Source: IANS News Chandigarh, Dec 20 : Voices of Punjabi diaspora across the globe, standing for the dignity and rights of the protesting farmers in India, have been going louder and shriller. Hundreds of Sikhs are adding volume to the protests in the US, Britain, Canada a...

I kept her away from my next string of Wellington flats. There was the one opposite the hospital with a stained, oddly coffin-shaped bath. My rent was discounted because I could get into my bedroom only by climbing in through the fire escape, or scuttling through a flatmate’s bedroom. ROSA WOODS/Stuff Newtown, in Wellington, was and still is home to flats that haven’t changed much in years. Knock knock. “Hey Alice, can I come in?” “I’m afraid NOT.” “But it’s raaaiiining …...

       By Sajjad Shaukat PAK VT Indian extremist Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government led by the fanatic ruling party BJP has bulldozed major liberal and pro-minorities’ movements in the recent past. Last year, Modi’s government ended special status of the Jummu and Kashmir by abrogation of articles 35A and 370 of the Constitution to turn Muslim majority into minority. Similarly, the Indian Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 (CAA), passed by the Indian Parliament further exposed t...

Goodison Park, a Greyhound Stadium and Walton Hall Park Everton and the Rise, Fall and Revival of Women’s Football This December marks a centenary of one of the most significant football matches played at Goodison Park – but it did not involve Everton FC. The participants were Preston’s Dick, Kerr Ladies FC and their St. Helens counterparts. The festive season match, in front of a record crowd for a women’s match, suggested that the women’s game was on the way to establishing itself...