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Haziq Qadri is a journalist based in India. He has previously worked with Brut. His stories have featured in the Foreign Policy, The Christian Science Monitor, The Intercept, Slate, New Lines, TRT World, BBC, Al Jazeera, The Diplomat, The Caravan, Vice News and several national and international publications. He writes on human rights, politics and technology.
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Some people like their street food hot, but this paan stall in New Delhi is taking things to to the next level - by setting it on fire. Pradhuman Shukla's family has owned a food stall selling paan in Delhi, India for 20 years and they're changing the paan game.
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A Man who suffers from a facial tumor and is paralyzed from the waist down has found a new lease of life as part of a wheelchair basketball team. Mohammad Rafee Parray, from Indian Administered Kashmir in India, was born with a Hemangioma face tumor that surgeons concluded was too dangerous to attempt to remove.
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A SWORD-WIELDING grandmother is teaching self-defence to young girls – at the grand old age of 73. Nicknamed ‘Sword Granny’, Meenakshi Raghavan from southern India has been practicing martial arts for 66 years. The grandmother began learning the martial art Kalaripayattu at the age of seven, when her father took her to a local fighter.
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A BUDDING cricketer has defied the odds after mastering the sport despite having no arms. Amir Hussain Lone lost both his arms aged just eight years old in a tragic accident at his father’s sawmill. Ironically dad Bashir made cricket bats at the mill and had to sell the business to pay for his son’s treatment. But the injuries weren’t enough to stop Amir’s love of the game.
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AN Indian boy has stunned locals with his incredible body-bending abilities. Yash Shah, 18, from Surat in India can rotate his hands and legs at 360 degrees, and fingers and neck at 180 degrees. He can also dislocate his arms and legs, and squeeze his body through a tennis racket. Yash is now dreaming of fame and earning a Guinness World Record.
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At the grand age of 86, Chandro Tomar stands upright with her arm perfectly straight, holding an air pistol. Even in old age, her eyesight does not fail her.
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