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Dec 22

India’s leader defends new law as protests against it go on

By Emily Schmall, Associated Press

Prime Minister Narendra Modi used a rally for his Hindu nationalist party to defend the legislation, accusing the opposition of pushing the country into a “fear psychosis.” Twenty-three people have been killed in protests nationwide since the law was passed…

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Dec 21

23 dead as protests grow against India citizenship law

By Sheikh Saaliq, Emily Schmall, Associated Press

Nine people died Saturday during clashes between demonstrators and police in northern India, raising the nationwide death toll in protests against a new citizenship law to 23, police said.

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Dec 19

Police detain 1,200 protesters who defied bans on assembly against citizenship law

By Emily Schmall, Ashok Sharma, Associated Press

At least three people were reported killed as protests raged around the country despite the bans as opposition increased to the law, which excludes Muslims, in a move many see as the government's push to bring India closer to a…

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Dec 17

Student protesters clash with police over India’s citizenship law

By Emily Schmall, Sheikh Saaliq, Associated Press

Police responded with rubber bullets and tear gas. Videos showed officers running after unarmed protesters and beating them with wooden sticks.

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Dec 16

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In India, Modi’s citizenship proposal for non-Muslim refugees prompts outrage

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently approved a new law granting preferential treatment to non-Muslim refugees from neighboring states Afghanistan, Parkistan and Bangladesh. Modi says the measure protects religious minorities fleeing Muslim nations -- but opponents say it discriminates against…

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Dec 16

Across India, opposition builds against citizenship law

By Emily Schmall, Sheikh Saaliq, Associated Press

The new law giving citizenship to non-Muslims who entered India illegally to flee religious persecution in several neighboring countries.

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Dec 12

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News Wrap: Israel will hold year’s 3rd election in March

In our news wrap Thursday, Israel is officially headed for its third election in less than a year. Lawmakers set a date after both Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and rival Benny Gantz failed to form a governing coalition. Also, search…

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Dec 12

Police kill 2 protesters defying curfew in Indian state

By Wasbir Hussain, Associated Press

While those protesting in Assam are opposed legislation because of worries it will allow more migrants regardless of their religion, others consider the measure as discriminatory for not applying to Muslims.

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Dec 09

At least 43 people die after fire in illegal factory in India

By Sheikh Saaliq, Emily Schmall, Associated Press

Tens of thousands of such spaces have been closed in a drive spurred by a decades-old court case, but a Delhi Municipal Corporation census counted more than 30,000 illegal factories last year.

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Nov 21

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How these 2 economists are using randomized trials to solve global poverty

By Paul Solman

More than 700 million people across the globe live on extremely low wages. This year, a trio of economists won the Nobel Prize for their work on addressing global poverty, using randomized control trials to test and improve social policy.

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