Arun Venugopal
Arun Venugopal is a reporter and the creator of Micropolis, WNYC’s multi-platform series examining race, sexuality, religion, street life and other issues that define New York City. He has been with the station since 2005, and has covered a wide range of stories, including the death of Sean Bell, the controversy over the Park 51 mosque and community center and Occupy Wall Street .
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Apologies - that posted twice.
Tibbat ki azadi, Bharat ki suraksha.
Tibbat ki azadi, Bharat ki suraksha.
The decision to "represent" is probably influenced by how much pressure is being exerted on that "tiny minority" to disappear from the face of the earth.
Even without such pressure, there are millions of "American and Proud" stickers and shirts and flags all over the USA; I don't find it odd for anyone to be proud of their country.
arun venugopal,this is not india or asia where you can comment on anybody passing by and pick up ordinary people choice as a tool to write.there are many major crisis in india such as racial discrimination towards northeastern indians by the north indians,poverty,lack of education ,corrupt system etc.., think for those who really need voice and support.
this is just unneccesary article.what are you trying to proof from this article.or you wanna create a division there like in india over minorities.
hope you will focus on more major crisis....
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james london.
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