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  An Archive of What Changed— and What Didn’t: Twenty-Four Years of Khabar Lahariya

  द्वारा KL Hatke June 2, 2026

  Twenty-four years ago, a group of women in Chitrakoot started a newspaper in a language the rest of the press had decided wasn’t worth printing in. It cost Rs. 2.50.…

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  Mapping Bundelkhand’s Water Crisis

  द्वारा KL Hatke March 22, 2023

  India is facing a water crisis of unprecedented proportions. According to NITI Aayog’s Composite Water Management Index (CWMI) report, released in June 2018, nearly 600 million people are facing high-to-extreme…

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  From the Print Archives of Khabar Lahariya : December 2003

  द्वारा KL Hatke September 30, 2022

  This week, we are taking you back in time to revisit Khabar Lahariya’s golden era of print. The December 2003 edition has it all – an exposé on quacks parading…

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  Looking Back, Moving Forward- 20 years of Khabar Lahariya!

  द्वारा KL Hatke June 4, 2022

  How do you capture a force of nature that’s been in the making for 20 years (and counting)? The revolutionizing news waves of Khabar Lahariya have, in the past few…

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  Hastakshep Na Karein

  द्वारा खबर लहरिया December 1, 2021

  The story of queer India has largely been synonymous with urban India and cities. As the power of queer money and low-hanging kudos for representation beckon (lesbians too can practice…

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