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SAMPLE — Reading India Coverage in Context: A Framework
A starter template for the US beat: how to respond to a specific claim about India with sourced historical context, not just counter-assertion.
SAMPLE — Accountability Journalism, Not Sloganeering
A starter template for the India beat: investigative, fact-first accountability pieces that can disagree with any group's specific asks.