On the Brunch radar

Here’s a round-up of things we loved this week, and those that ought to be shoved.

Here’s a round-up of things we loved this week, and those that ought to be shoved.

Love it

* Farida Khanum singing Aaj Jaane Ki Zid Na Karo on Coke Studio

* Canada’s new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

* Graffiti artists who sneaked in subversive slogans in Arabic – “Homeland is racist” – on the show, when they were asked to add “authenticity” to the set of a Syrian refugee camp

* SRK’s speech at Edinburgh

* Romila Thapar

Shove it

* That two Dalit children were burnt alive in Faridabad

* That a mob nearly killed two men for skinning a cow

* That there are justifications for murder over food preferences

* That an Australian man was harassed in Bangalore for a tattoo of a Hindu goddess on his leg

* If none of this bothers you

From HT Brunch, October 25

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