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Watch | Her Books Were Burnt in the Delhi Riots, But Nargis Still Got a First Class

The Wire takes a look at a story of resilience.
Shekhar Tiwari
Jul 27 2020
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The Wire takes a look at a story of resilience.
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Nargis Nasreen, a Class 12 student, secured 62% in her CBSE exams despite losing her house and books to a fire in the Delhi riots of February, 2020. Here is her story.



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