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Request a demoI am a Delhi-based independent journalist and a multimedia producer with StoriesAsia. I make videos especially in narrative/storytelling style. I have also worked for a film project for Bill Gates Foundation, as a researcher. My published work includes: a report on Kashmiri women in the conflict zone of Kashmir; and a video series on mental health.
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Myanmar’s Chin people are an ethnic minority from the Southeast Asian country’s Chin state. They have been in conflict with Myanmar’s government for decades over their demand for a genuine autonomy. Facing persecution, inducing torture and rape, in their homeland allegedly by the military, tens of thousands of them have fled to India. With no identity cards, they have been living with insecurity.
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Northeast Indians on Sunday joined thousands of people from other parts of the country who have been protesting against a newly amended law on citizenship. While the others are calling the legislation discriminatory, protesters from the northeast are against granting citizenship to immigrants from neighbouring countries.
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The video is about the art of storytelling reaching rural India. A unique initiative, called “Kahaani ki Dukaan” (a story shop), was recently launched at Gunehar village in India's northern state of Himachal Pradesh. The aim is to take performing arts, including storytelling, theatre and poetry, to villages.
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Realizing that children might soon begin to forget all they had learned, the teacher, Madhu Sehgal, came up with an idea that could allow her to teach them in person while being safely distant. So she decided to teach from the balcony of her house, asking the kids to come with their desks and chairs and sit in front of her balcony.
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Most of the women workers in Sri lanka's garment factories, are poor and marginalised and come from the country’s north and northeastern parts. As we observe the International Workers' Day 2020, here’s a video interview with Ashila Mapalagama, director of Stand-Up Movement Lanka, a network created for garment workers to address their grievances. She describes what sexual harassment looks like in t
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Ethnic and religious minorities, mainly Muslims and Tamil Hindus, as well as civil society groups remain fearful since the presidential election in Sri Lanka last November. President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, locally known as Gota, is the first head of the government of the island nation to win an election solely with votes from the ethnic majority Sinhalese Buddhist community, making Muslims, Christian
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