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World Jun 02

Mumbai braces for rare cyclone

By Aniruddha Ghosal, Emily Schmall, Associated Press

Arts Apr 04

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How ‘Hotel Mumbai’ illuminates the courage of the everyday hero

In 2008, a series of terror attacks rocked Mumbai, ultimately killing more than 160 people over three chaotic days. Now the horrific experience of those trapped in a hotel during the siege is being shared in “Hotel Mumbai.” Amna Nawaz…

By Amna Nawaz

Arts Feb 07

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In ‘The Heart Is a Shifting Sea,’ Indian couples navigate domestic squalls and rapid change

“The Heart is a Shifting Sea” is a story of modern love told through the eyes of three Indian couples in Mumbai. The NewsHour’s Elizabeth Flock spent years following how these men and women navigate marriage and relationships at a…

By PBS NewsHour

Arts Mar 02

Photo: Playing the beautiful game amid Mumbai’s dust

Boys fight for the ball during their soccer practice at a park in Mumbai, India on March 2, 2017.

By News Desk

Science Jun 22

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Teen scientist’s revolutionary speech device could grant language to the voiceless

At age nine, Arsh Shah Dilbagi asked his parents for a puppy; they gave him a Lego kit instead. Undeterred, Arsh used it to construct a dog. Now 17, the tech prodigy is still building his dreams from scratch. His…

By PBS NewsHour

Nov 03

Here’s what some hotels do with those barely used bars of soap

By Larisa Epatko

Several years ago, Erin Zaikis was working in rural Thailand. She was surprised to see how many children in the village didn’t wash their hands with soap, much less know what soap was.

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Feb 10

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Meet an advocate for the needs and dignity of the millions who live in India’s slums

By PBS NewsHour

Slum Dwellers International, an advocacy organization started in India, has had success rallying large numbers of marginalized people to push for their rights and get basic amenities like toilets, electricity and permanent shelter. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro talks…

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Nov 22

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‘Frontline’ Investigates How Mumbai Mastermind Slipped Through the Cracks

The 2008 terror attacks in Mumbai, India, that killed 166 people were masterminded by Pakistani-American David Coleman Headley. Margret Warner and Sebastian Rotella of ProPublica and Frontline discuss how American law enforcement and intelligence agencies missed several opportunities to thwart…

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Nov 22

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Mumbai Attacks: ‘Frontline’ Looks at What U.S. Knew About Informant

By Larisa Epatko

The bloody three-day siege in Mumbai in 2008 was one of the most high-profile terrorist attacks since 9/11. American David Coleman Headley, who helped plan the attack, is the subject of a Frontline and ProPublica documentary airing Tuesday on PBS.

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Jul 13

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News Wrap: Mumbai Bombings Kill at Least 21, Wound More Than 100

In other news Wednesday, three bombings by militants shook Mumbai, India, killing at least 21 and wounding more than 100. Vikas Bajaj of The New York Times reports from Mumbai. Also, Afghan President Karzai's half-brother was buried in Kandahar, a…

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