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Fat dogs of Delhi: The unusual election gripping the Indian capital (opens the original)
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An unusual election has gripped India's capital, drawing thousands of voters and enthusiastic campaigners to crown Delhi's "chonkiest" dog. The knockout competition began after Fat Dogs of Delhi, an Instagram page dedicated to the city's more generously proportioned canines, invited people to nominate their favourite neighbourhood dogs. But what started as a joke quickly turned competitive, with supporters creating campaign posters, endorsement videos and memes to drum up votes for their favouri
Fat dogs of Delhi: The unusual election gripping the Indian capital (opens the original)
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An unusual election has gripped India's capital, drawing thousands of voters and enthusiastic campaigners to crown Delhi's "chonkiest" dog. The knockout competition began after Fat Dogs of Delhi, an Instagram page dedicated to the city's more generously proportioned canines, invited people to nominate their favourite neighbourhood dogs. But what started as a joke quickly turned competitive, with supporters creating campaign posters, endorsement videos and memes to drum up votes for their favouri
LPU Phagwara: A rape rumour sends an Indian university into turmoil and empties hostels (opens the original)
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One of India's largest private universities has suspended classes after an unverified allegation that a female student was raped on campus set off protests that descended into violence. Police say they have registered a case and are trying to verify whether last week's alleged rape at Lovely Professional University (LPU) did happen. The university has categorically denied the allegation. Police say no student has come forward to say she was assaulted, investigators have yet to identify the alleg
LPU Phagwara: A rape rumour sends an Indian university into turmoil and empties hostels (opens the original)
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One of India's largest private universities has suspended classes after an unverified allegation that a female student was raped on campus set off protests that descended into violence. Police say they have registered a case and are trying to verify whether last week's alleged rape at Lovely Professional University (LPU) did happen. The university has categorically denied the allegation. Police say no student has come forward to say she was assaulted, investigators have yet to identify the alleg
Angh by Theja Rio at Toronto: The Indian film taking Nagaland to global cinema (opens the original)
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There is something pleasingly improbable about Angh. The film comes from Nagaland, a mountainous state of fewer than two million people on India's northeastern frontier, and is in Konyak, a tribal language unfamiliar to most Indians, never mind audiences abroad. It was director Theja Rio's first feature and most of its cast faced a camera for the first time. And yet, at the Toronto International Film Festival this month, this quiet film won the Platform Prize, a major juried award. The award is
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