"The story of Akagera National Park is one of remarkable recovery... this place was filled with African wild dogs, but a disease eliminated all of them. Yet there are so many species we have brought back to life."
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Imagine being married to someone for decades, performing all the duties expected of a wife... Only to learn that all this while, your husband never loved you.
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The bathing of the black lingam had also been seen from the footpath of Sri Manmatha. For a newcomer almost totally ignorant of Hindu ritual, it was quite something.
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It was in the summer of 1989 in the predictable and insular environs of small-town Bengal that the ghosts first arrived.
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Shikha Sawhney Lamba has assembled dozens of poems and artworks by 25 Afghan women and girls into a volume that shouts with defiance, mourns deeply, and burns with the necessity to endure.
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