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Watch | 'They Will Shoot You, Madam': A Snapshot of India with Harinder Baweja

In this episode of Book Shook, a veteran journalist speaks in detail about life on the ground.
Seema Chishti
Oct 08 2025
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In this episode of Book Shook, a veteran journalist speaks in detail about life on the ground.
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Senior journalist, editor and author, Harinder Baweja has covered conflict in India for four decades like few of her peers have. She speaks of her experiences and how they all add up to a cry for peace to knit India together. She discusses her recently released memoir, 'They Will Shoot You Madam’: My Life Through Conflict with The Wire’s Editor, Seema Chishti.

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