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This blog is a digital media platform that seeks to invoke and embrace positivity from the various odds in our society. We tend to spark conversations about the many aspects around us by presenting a holistic angle of observation and storytelling in our short videos and documentaries, with the ultimate aim of making a visible difference. Our team consists of a diverse blend of people; journalists having a combined experience of more than thirty five years at visible positions in print/electronic media, and professional documentary producers who have previously worked on a varied range of projects. This mix of senior and junior individuals each bringing their own unique energy to the table makes for a powerful group of storytellers who know what to show through the camera lens.


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