Jawaharlal Nehru University witnessed a heated presidential debate on Wednesday night (23 April) as the university students go to the polls tomorrow. Thirteen candidates from various student organisations addressed key campus issues.
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. @MaktoobMedia journalists @Kassuism ,
@nikita_jain15 and @shahamathm visited a home in Rajasthan’s Alwar yesterday—a home where grief hangs heavy. A month-old Muslim baby girl, sleeping peacefully beside her mother, was killed when a police officer stomped on her head with his boot.
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On March 2, around 6 AM, police arrived in two jeeps and knocked on the house of Imran Khan, a daily wage labourer, and his wife, Rajeeda, while they were asleep. During an arbitrary raid, their one-month-old infant daughter was crushed to death under a policeman’s foot. She was sleeping with her parents.
The family and locals speak to Maktoob’s @nikita_jain15 and @Kassuism
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In a rare & heartbreaking incident, the mass burial of 27 unidentified dead bodies and 154 body parts recovered after the devastating July 30 landslides in Kerala’s Wayanad was held on Monday. The graves were prepared within a nearby tea estate.
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The mass burial was preceded by an all-religion prayer, a solemn attempt to bring some peace to the victims.
On Monday, seventh day of relentless search efforts, six more bodies were discovered, bringing unofficial death toll to a staggering 407
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Our new work River interlinking alters land-atmosphere feedback and changes the Indian summer monsoon | Nature Communications, in excellent collaboration with @subimal_ghosh @tejasvichauhan @RockSea https://t.co/NcT2Rhu2SU
"Mumbai should rise above the rising seas"
Will Mumbai submerge by 2050 due to sea level rise? How can urban management be used to solve Mumbai's flooding problems and mitigate climate change risks?
My article @moneycontrolcom:
https://t.co/yvEEBwlq7b
ENSO-Monsoon study In News.
A weakened ENSO-Monsoon teleconnection over the core monsoon zone over India means that
>> the climate change impact is much more pronounce here
>> seasonal rainfall forecasts may have less predictability
Study: https://t.co/etPBGU5EQX
Yet again, we see a basinwide warming across tropical pacific since April - see pages 4, 6, 7 https://t.co/R6Y7wxnq2s
The third basinwide event similar to 2009 and a few months of 2014 (see our paper with @rmurtugudde https://t.co/pzynyR7y0J
The swings between El Niño and La Niña have been bigger in recent decades than earlier ones. Our guest blogger at the ENSO Blog covers new research pointing the finger at human-caused climate change.
https://t.co/KwZnsoRsFS
IMD/IITM extended range forecast for July shows plentiful of rains, except the UP-Bihar belt and Nepal, where monsoon rainfall shows a long-term decline.
Basically, the monsoon winds are bringing in more moisture, but inland penetration towards the northern belt is weak.
If a strong positive IOD develops at least by July, it will likely reduce the El Niño-associated deficit in the monsoon rainfall along the monsoon trough and adjoining Pakistan https://t.co/uEslWHcgeW