Karan
Britishnoun
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Sinisa Karan won 50.89 percent of the vote compared with 47.81 percent for his main rival Branko Blanusa, according to the results released by the central electoral commission.
From Barron's
The youngest on stage was Dev Karan, an Indian 17-year-old helping to restore India's traditional ponds, which help prevent floods and soil erosion by storing water.
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Karan co-founded Pondora, an organisation training students as "Pond Ambassadors" to help villages monitor water quality using IT-based sensors and mobile tools.
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In a interview in 2020, Muivah told journalist Karan Thapar: "The Nagas will never be part of the Indian Union, nor accept its constitution. There can be no solution without our flag and our constitution."
From BBC
Karan co-founded Pondora, an organisation that helps villages monitor their water quality using IT-based sensors and mobile tools, which he developed to track contamination.
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