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BERLIN:Playing behind closed doors with cardboard cut-outs of fans on the Moenchengladbach terraces will take some getting used to if German football resumes in May, says one of the few Bundesliga stars to have already played in a near-empty stadium. Everyone will have to come to terms with this unusual situation as best they can, Borussia Moenchengladbach winger Patrick Her
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VARANASI:It is well past midnight as Bahadur Choudhary, a fourth-generation caretaker of Varanasi's ancient cremation grounds, sprinkles ceremonial butter on huge funeral pyres burning on th
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air force 1 in India, is sacrosanct in Hindu mythology.Born a keeper of the flame, tradition dictates that Choudhary oversee the sacred fires and cremation grounds at Varanasi that Hindus believe free them from the cycle of life and death.India's indigenous people assert right to land with burial ritualThese funeral custodians are the Doms, a small community living by Varanasi's burning 'ghats', where cremation fires burn day and night and the smell of the dead hangs heavy in the air. The dead are our only business, Choudhary told AFP at the Manikarnika ghat, where thick black smoke rose from pyres as huddled families sobbed, and beggars and near-naked holy men wandered around seeking donation
