A recently launched blog about life in Gaza by Radhika Sainath. Radhika's blog was brought to my attention by my daughter who is a friend and erstwhile colleague of the author.
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December 2012
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- Leiter Reports
Philosophy, Politics, Current Events, Academia - PrawfsBlawg
Law, Academia, Current Events - Manoj Joshi's Blog
Archival site of an Indian journalist - Balkinization
Law, Politics - The Huffington Post
Politics, Current Events - Common Dreams
Political Essays - A Blog Around The Clock
Science, Politics, Education - Pharyngula
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science, philosophy, culture - Amardeep Singh
Literature, Culture, South Asian Affairs - Informed Comment, Juan Cole * Informed Comment *
Politics and World Affairs (Middle East Specialist) - 3quarksdaily
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- Accidental Blogger in Spanish
- Namit Arora : Shunya's Notes
Art, Travel, Literature, Culture - Gene Expression
Genetics, Anthropology, History, Culture - Eating Out In Delhi (EOID)
Foodie Blog (Delhi, India) - Serious Eats
Cooking, eating and enjoying food. - Sujatha's Blog: Fluff 'n' Stuff
Humorous musings by an A.B. blogger - Abstract Nonsense
Political, social and mathematical thoughts and commentary - The Loom: Carl Zimmer
Science blog about life, past and future - Majikthise
Lindsay Beyerstein: political and social commentary - Lester Hunt
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scholarship, news and new ideas in legal history - Mother Jones
Investigative Reporting and Progressive Commentary - The Nation
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Living with Asperger's Syndrome - Fafblog!
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November 15, 2011
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Great! I shall mention this on my blog as well as Twitter. More eyes on and in Gaza. Thank you Ruchira!
Posted by: Naveeda | November 15, 2011 at 01:36 PM
I just read all the entries to the blog, could not tear myself away from it. Felt really afraid for Radhika and everyone there, and at some point got to thinking what must her family be going through - especially if they are reading this.
And most if not everyone is going through this same thing in Gaza, the attacks, the worry for the safety of their children, the loss. It takes a whole lot of courage and more to do what she is doing. I will continue to read her blog and wish her the best.
Posted by: Naveeda | November 15, 2011 at 03:30 PM
Naveeda, glad you found it interesting. Very courageous of Radhika, indeed.
Posted by: Ruchira | November 15, 2011 at 05:52 PM