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Stories about India from December, 2011

30 December 2011

India, UK: Killing of Indian Student in the UK Stirs Up Racism Debate

On Monday the 26th of December 2011, Anuj Bidve, a 23yr old Indian student from Pune, was shot dead at point blank range in Salford, Greater Manchester, UK. Netizens react...

India: Growth of Online Shopping

Written by Aparna Ray · Quick Reads · Technology

India: Some More Travel Tales in Images

Written by Aparna Ray · Quick Reads · Photography

29 December 2011

India: Looking Back on 2011

Written by Aparna Ray · Quick Reads · Citizen Media

India: A Letter to the Home Minister, Protesting Forced Eviction

Written by Aparna Ray · Quick Reads · Digital Activism

28 December 2011

27 December 2011

India: A Photo Journey to Hatu Temple in Himachal Pradesh

Written by Aparna Ray · Quick Reads · Arts & Culture

India:Call for ‘Back to Basics’ in Kashmir

Written by Aparna Ray · Quick Reads · Ethnicity & Race

26 December 2011

India: Old Indian Photos

Written by Aparna Ray · Quick Reads · Arts & Culture

India: The Appeal of Christmas

Written by Aparna Ray · Quick Reads · Religion

18 December 2011

India, Pakistan: Harmony In Matrimony

Written by Rezwan · Quick Reads · Pakistan

17 December 2011

India: Girls and Their Right To A Career

Written by Rezwan · Quick Reads · Education

India: The INK Conference Concludes

Written by Rezwan · Quick Reads · Citizen Media

11 December 2011

India: Photos Of West Bengal Handicraft Fair

Written by Rezwan · Quick Reads · Arts & Culture

South Asia: Challenges to Railway Connections Between South Asian Countries

Written by Rezwan · Quick Reads · Bangladesh

India: The Legal Aspects Of Bollywood Plagiarism

Written by Rezwan · Quick Reads · Film

10 December 2011

India: Kapil Sibal vs. the Netizens on Filtering Social Media

Written by Sanjukta · Citizen Media

The Indian Union Communications and IT Minister Kapil Sibal has asked Internet giants such as Facebook, Google and Yahoo to pre-screen derogatory, defamatory and inflammatory content about political leaders and...