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Radio Brahmaputra calling!

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Ajanta Borah’s eyes light up with pride each time she narrates the incident. Borah is the voice behind “Hello Brahmaputra,” a popular programme on the community radio station, Radio Brahmaputra.

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10.06.2014 | 13:21

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Women entrepreneurs in ‘paradise’

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Pashmina queen Shaheena Akhtar

Kashmiri women entrepreneurs have made a mark for themselves in a region which has been riddled with conflict, death and destruction for over two decades.

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10.06.2014 | 12:20

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A fresh wave of news

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40 women, most of them from India’s most downtrodden regions, tell their stories every week through Khabar Lahariya, which literally means, “waves of news.”

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10.06.2014 | 9:49

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Some simple steps to healthy nails!

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Sometimes we do not realize that our nails are always on display – whether we are at home or at work. We do all it takes to put our best face forward but do we care enough for our nails?

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03.06.2014 | 15:15

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The long-winded road to education

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A mother and her child in Chitral district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

As I started to write this blog today, a fellow journalist back in Pakistan tweeted about an attack on his cousin, a school headmistress in the Charsadda city of the northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province.

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03.06.2014 | 14:45

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Forget the Kamasutra, buy a book on self-defence

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There are several souvenir shops at Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi where tourists can buy books and models of the Taj Mahal and autorickshaws as souvenirs of their trip to the subcontinent. The Kamasutra, the ancient Sanskrit guide to sexual behavior,

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03.06.2014 | 14:34

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Women in the news

0,,16388854_101,00Lack of toilets are also one big reason why Indian women are vulnerable to rapes. Read about more women’s themes that made it to the headlines.

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03.06.2014 | 11:17

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