The country they called home, the identity they had to defend
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For most people, citizenship is a part of life that is never questioned. It's a family tradition, passed down through generations and reflected in everyday life—being born in a place, growing up there, working, voting, raising children, and eventually growing old there. But for many vulnerable and marginalized people in Assam, citizenship becomes something they are suddenly asked to prove—sometimes even after decades of living in the community t…
The country they called home, the identity they had to defend
or most people, citizenship is an unquestioned part of life. It is something inherited through family, lived through generations and reflected in the ordinary acts of existence—being born in a place, growing up there, working there, voting there, raising children there and finally growing old there. But for many vulnerable people in Assam, citizenship can become something they are suddenly required to prove, sometimes after decades of living as …
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