under Atiya Hussain

A Cut above Modern Medicine

A coin, a blade, and in the balance, life. How dais can teach modern medicine a thing or two

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18 May 2011 | BY Atiya Hussain
The Story of a Kashmiri Footballer

Basharat Baba was selected to train in Brazil. It was only once his passport was rejected that he learnt his father was a former militant

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10 Mar 2011 | BY Atiya Hussain
The Foreign Hand

As home births come into vogue, pregnant Indians get a helping hand from overseas women who know just how it is done

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30 Dec 2010 | BY Atiya Hussain
Loo and Behold!

It’s official: the other WTO has pronounced India an open-air defecation superpower.

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26 Nov 2010 | BY Atiya Hussain
The Dosa Man of New York

Seven years on, another visit to the city’s most famous streetside dosa stall reveals a Thirukumar Kandasamy who has retained everything that made him great, except the modesty

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20 Nov 2010 | BY Atiya Hussain
Dharavi: In Search of Due Credit

India’s largest slum is built on the creative zeal of entrepreneurs who had no access to finance from banks. But things are changing now

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7 Oct 2010 | BY Atiya Hussain
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