Author Taslima Nasrin returns to Kolkata after 19 years, welcomed by BJP
Partially corroborated71Nasrin returned to Kolkata after more than 18 years, after she was forced to leave in November 2007 by the then Left Front government.
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Mint
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Scroll.in
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Free Press Journal
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The Hindu
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Deccan Herald
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- “My return to Kolkata after 19 years proves injustice cannot be permanent: Taslima Nasreen” ↗
- “Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen set to make first public appearance in Kolkata after two decades” ↗
- “'Returning to Kolkata after 19 years feels like coming home': Exiled Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasrin” ↗
Times of India
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Hindustan Times
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