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National Geographic Friday Fact: New Zealand has more sheep than people.
(Photo by Your Shot member Nishant Shukla)
118 months ago
WSJ Video WSJ's 2015 Photos of the Year: http://live.wsj.com/video/wsj-2015-photos-of-the-year/4419A619-B22A-4EA2-826F-E48C293390B0.html
WSJ's 2015 Photos of the Year
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From triumphs to tragedies, WSJ brings you the most powerful photos of 2015. Photo: Amul Thapa/Associated Press
123 months ago
Aria Kohli #TRIPPY
Hunt For Charlie - Making | Charlie Kay Chakkar Mein
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Presenting 'Hunt For Charlie - Making' from Charlie Kay Chakkar Mein starring Naseeruddin Shah, Anand Tiwari, Amit Sial, Nishant Lal, Manasi Rachh, Elena Rox...
125 months ago
Aria Kohli
Hunt For Charlie - Making | Charlie Kay Chakkar Mein
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Presenting 'Hunt For Charlie - Making' from Charlie Kay Chakkar Mein starring Naseeruddin Shah, Anand Tiwari, Amit Sial, Nishant Lal, Manasi Rachh, Elena Rox...
125 months ago
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131 months ago
NBC News The 4-month-old boy was trapped under a wooden beam that "was supporting everything."
Nepal Baby Rescued From Earthquake Rubble After 20 Hours
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BHAKTAPUR, Nepal — Nepalese photojournalist Amul Thapa smiled in spite of his hidden pain when he saw the scene he'll remember always: Rescue...
131 months ago
CBS News At just 4 months old, Sonit Awal was one of the youngest victims of the 7.8 earthquake that shook Nepal. He spent 22 hours buried under a pile of rubble before rescuers found him — alive: http://cbsn.ws/1dxiSBy
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131 months ago
MSN "When I saw the baby alive all my sorrow went. It gave me energy and made me smile in spite of lots of pain hidden inside me."
His sorrow left when Nepalese photographer saw baby's rescue
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — Nepalese photojournalist Amul Thapa smiled in spite of his hidden pain when he saw the scene he'll remember always: Rescue workers pulling a 4-month-old boy from the wrecked home where he'd been trapped 20 hours...
131 months ago
NPR The author was inspired to join the police because his father, a civil servant, was assassinated. He's penned a Karachi-based novel inspired by the real-life kidnapping and killing of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in 2002.
A Cop-Turned-Crime-Writer's Unique Portrait Of Pakistan
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Omar Shahid Hamid left the Karachi police after threats from the Pakistani Taliban — but as he tells NPR Asia Editor Nishant Dahiya, he's used that time to write a crime thriller called The Prisoner.
132 months ago
500px One awesome morning last October, Nishant Kuchekar woke up to find out he'd made his very first photo sale while he was sleeping!
Nishant’s Story: Good Morning, You Just Made a Sale!
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Another awesome user submitted Prime success story! Nishant Kuchekar tells us about how he woke up to his first photo sale one wonderful morning last October.
133 months ago