Safina Nabi
@soulrestless.bsky.social
Award winning independent journalist from South Asia.
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Undocumented migration from Bangladesh to India has been politically weaponised by Hindu nationalist and nativist groups in India to whip up hate against Muslims and outsiders. @soulrestless.bsky.social Kanika Gupta
Climate refugees from Bangladesh face a political storm in India
Bangladeshi climate migrants face political storm in India
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September 16, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Undocumented migration from Bangladesh to India has been politically weaponised by Hindu nationalist and nativist groups in India to whip up hate against Muslims and outsiders. @soulrestless.bsky.social Kanika Gupta
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"#India and #Bangladesh do not officially recognise refugees under international law, as neither country has signed the 1951 United Nations Refugee Convention," @soulrestless.bsky.social and Kanika Gupta write about undocumented Bangladeshi migrants
Climate refugees from Bangladesh face a political storm in India
Bangladeshi climate migrants face political storm in India
buff.ly
September 10, 2025 at 11:30 PM
"#India and #Bangladesh do not officially recognise refugees under international law, as neither country has signed the 1951 United Nations Refugee Convention," @soulrestless.bsky.social and Kanika Gupta write about undocumented Bangladeshi migrants
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Discussions around the controversial CAA have been charged with political rhetoric about “illegal” #Bangladeshi migrants, often driven or amplified by BJP politicians and #Hindu nationalists, write @soulrestless.bsky.social and Kanika Gupta
Climate refugees from Bangladesh face a political storm in India
Bangladeshi climate migrants face political storm in India
buff.ly
September 7, 2025 at 3:30 AM
Discussions around the controversial CAA have been charged with political rhetoric about “illegal” #Bangladeshi migrants, often driven or amplified by BJP politicians and #Hindu nationalists, write @soulrestless.bsky.social and Kanika Gupta
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“These flowers are sacred and offered in prayer. It felt like I was giving them a second life, which is noble work.” How a company in Kanpur is giving India’s flower waste a second life. Story by @soulrestless.bsky.social 🌼
The Sacred Cycle
How a company in Kanpur is giving India’s flower waste a second life.
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May 14, 2025 at 1:05 PM
“These flowers are sacred and offered in prayer. It felt like I was giving them a second life, which is noble work.” How a company in Kanpur is giving India’s flower waste a second life. Story by @soulrestless.bsky.social 🌼