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Caught in wars not their own: Why Indian sailors and the Global South pay the price

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    An Indian sailor transporting dates from the United Arab Emirates to Gujarat has become another casualty of the West Asia conflict, despite having no involvement in the hostilities. His death, followed by another fatal tanker attack in the Gulf, raises a larger question about why workers from India…

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An Indian sailor transporting dates from the United Arab Emirates to Gujarat has become another casualty of the West Asia conflict, despite having no involvement in the hostilities. His death, followed by another fatal tanker attack in the Gulf, raises a larger question about why workers from India…

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Caught in wars not their own: Why Indian sailors and the Global South pay the price

An Indian sailor transporting dates from the United Arab Emirates to Gujarat has become another casualty of the West Asia conflict, despite having no involvement in the hostilities. His death, followed by another fatal tanker attack in the Gulf, raises a larger question about why workers from India…

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