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For Buddhadeb Dasgupta, Film Language Mattered More Than the Story

Known as one of a rare breed of filmmakers in the past few decades of Bengali cinema, Dasgupta has been a believer more in the power of images than the content of the ‘story’.

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Tripura Police Said, 24 Cases Of Attack On Journalists Have Been Registered Since 2020 - त्रिपुरा: 2020 से पत्रकारों पर हमले के 24 मामले किए गए दर्ज

Tripura Police Said, 24 Cases Of Attack On Journalists Have Been Registered Since 2020 - त्रिपुरा: 2020 से पत्रकारों पर हमले के 24 मामले किए गए दर्ज
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Tripura: Multiple FIRs Against Left Leaders for Posts Calling to Resist BJP Attackers

Sources said that FIRs were filed by BJP activists including the president of the Yuva Morcha of the state BJP, Nabadal Banik.

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BJP slams ex-CPI(M) Minister for instigating violence

Opposition party trying to create disturbances in State, it says

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Pandemic-hit Rohingya refugees and local Bangladeshis get help to grow food - Bangladesh

Pandemic-hit Rohingya refugees and local Bangladeshis get help to grow food Format By Iffath Yeasmine and Louise Donovan in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh | 18 May 2021 In Cox’s Bazar, the COVID-19 pandemic has made life even harder for some 880,000 Rohingya refugees living in camps as well as for thousands of impoverished Bangladeshis living in nearby communities. Besides the health risks posed by the virus, lockdowns to reduce its spread have hit the livelihoods of locals, and the ability of refugees to supplement the assistance they receive from aid organizations. The result has been increasing levels of food insecurity in both populations. A recent assessment by the World Food Programme found that by the end of 2020, 86 per cent or Rohingya refugees were highly vulnerable to poverty and hunger, up from 70 per cent in 2019.

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