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Quarterly report (July-Sept) on anonymous sources in newspapers
Among five major national dailies monitored this quarter, Nagarik has used the most number of anonym...
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- Quarterly report (April-June, 2021) on anonymous sources in newspapers
- Quarterly report (Jan-March) on anonymous sources in newspapers
- Quarterly report (Oct-Dec, 2020) on anonymous sources in newspapers
- Quarterly report (July-Sept) on anonymous sources in newspapers
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Read this before opting for alternative remedies for Covid-19
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