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Jose Kalathil
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Jose Kalathil is a senior journalist based in New Delhi. With more than three decades of experience in different publications in India and Nepal, he is comfortable in writing on several topics.

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November 23, 2020
Game-Changer: Myanmar polls can help India enhance foothold
topic:Election
by:Jose Kalathil
Aung San Suu Kyi could still be a 'struggling' democratic leader in the conflict-hit nation caught between India and China.
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Story
December 14, 2016
World leaders vow to end child labour
topic:Child rights
by:Jose Kalathil
At the 'Laureates and Leaders for Children' Summit-2016 held in New Delhi on Sunday, participants vowed to eliminate child labour from the world.
Story
September 13, 2016
Beaten up for eating beef
topic:Human Rights
by:Jose Kalathil
The recent attacks on Dalits in Una, Gujarat, carried out in the name of cow protection, have captured the attention of the nation.
Story
August 15, 2016
Kite flying is a dying sport
topic:Arts
by:Jose Kalathil
A few days left before the 70th celebrations of India's independence on August 15, the country's capital's skyline is dotted with kites of all types.
Story
August 01, 2016
The world's longest hunger strike ends
topic:Human Rights
by:Jose Kalathil
In a surprising decision, 44-year-old Irom Chanu Sharmila, known as the "Iron Lady" of Manipur, has decided to call off her 16-year hunger strike.
Story
March 30, 2016
I dream of an India without 'untouchables'
topic:Discrimination
by:Jose Kalathil
Dr Bindeshwar Pathak, founded the Sulabh International Social Service Organisation in 1970, to liberate the untouchable by providing them alternatives.
Story
December 26, 2015
Sheltering refugees - a centuries old Indian tradition
topic:Refugees and Asylum
by:Jose Kalathil
When the plight of Syrian refugees is discussed globally these days, many do not know that India has hosted refugees for centuries.
Story
October 03, 2015
Hindu deities
topic:Human Rights
by:Jose Kalathil
A score of Hindu deities, almost forgotten in India, are worshipped in Japan.
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Dossier
Escape
by:Gurmeet Singh, Ama Lorenz, Shadi Khan Saif, Bob Koigi, Vanessa Ellingham, Jose Kalathil
In 2009 about 3.5 percent of the world's population (about 220 million people) lived far away from their homes - legally or illegally. Their reasons are as varied as the political or economic situation, they leave from. Many [...]
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