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Avatans Kumar is a columnist, public speaker, and activist. A JNU, New Delhi, and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign alumnus, Avatans holds graduate degrees in Linguistics. Avatans is a recipient of the 2021 San Francisco Press Club’s Bay Area Journalism award. Column: Beyond Occident – A column exploring a native perspective on the Indian diaspora.

Randi Weingarten lambasts DeSantis over AP African-American Studies course ban: 'Stop the race baiting' - Vimarsana News

Randi Weingarten lambasts DeSantis over AP African-American Studies course ban: 'Stop the race baiting'

American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten lashed out at Ron DeSantis, accusing him of "race baiting" over an African American studies course.

Critics Slam Biden After He Announces Billions in Donations to Get South Africa off Coal - Vimarsana News

Critics Slam Biden After He Announces Billions in Donations to Get South Africa off Coal

"Quite possibly the worst president ever."

Source: ijr.com
San Francisco Officials Launch Investigation into Twitter HQ. Musk Responds. - Vimarsana News

San Francisco Officials Launch Investigation into Twitter HQ. Musk Responds.

 

India Slips From 'Free' To 'Partly Free' Status In International Democracy Watchdog's Rankings - Vimarsana News

India Slips From 'Free' To 'Partly Free' Status In International Democracy Watchdog's Rankings

India Slips From ‘Free’ To ‘Partly Free’ Status In International Democracy Watchdog’s Rankings © Provided by MensXP Freedom House, a US government-funded NGO, in its annual ‘Freedom in the World’ report has demoted India from being “Free” in 2020 to “Partly Free” in 2021. The country’s score has fallen from last year’s 71 to 67 out of 100 this year, calculated on the basis of the state of its political rights and civil liberties. Explaining the status change, the organisation says, “India’s status declined from Free to Partly Free due to a multiyear pattern in ...

Source: msn.com