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mrigank_shekhar04

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Extrajudicial Killings May Be Frequent in India’s Most Populous State

Extrajudicial Killings May Be Frequent in India’s Most Populous State

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sainsamridh_01

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10 months

When literary translators pole-vault walls of geography and culture

When literary translators pole-vault walls of geography and culture

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abhishat15

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10 months

A 700-yr-old Dargah and a tradition of gender diverse inclusivity that lives on to this day

A 700-yr-old Dargah and a tradition of gender diverse inclusivity that lives on to this day

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sakshu_006

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10 months

Speaking the Same Language: How ethnonationalism and Hindutva seep into the adjudication of citizenship in Assam

Speaking the Same Language: How ethnonationalism and Hindutva seep into the adjudication of citizenship in Assam

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tanisha_jk00

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10 months

How Jawaharlal Nehru’s death marked the end of an age of innocence | On Nehru’s 60th death anniversary, Rakhshanda Jalil remembers the shock and grief his demise caused the writers and thinkers of his age.

How Jawaharlal Nehru’s death marked the end of an age of innocence | On Nehru’s 60th death anniversary, Rakhshanda Jalil remembers the shock and grief his demise caused the writers and thinkers of his age.

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tanishasahu0911

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11 months

The Indian Economy is Doing Well, But Not Many Indians Are

The Indian Economy is Doing Well, But Not Many Indians Are

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malagupta1918

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11 months

The Rs 60,000 Crore Question the BJP Needs to Answer About its Financials

The Rs 60,000 Crore Question the BJP Needs to Answer About its Financials

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shubh05

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11 months

Time is Running out for Rahul Gandhi’s Vision for India

Time is Running out for Rahul Gandhi’s Vision for India

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sakshu_006

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12 months

Centre hands over 62% of new Sainik Schools to Sangh Parivar, BJP politicians and allies.

Centre hands over 62% of new Sainik Schools to Sangh Parivar, BJP politicians and allies.

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karan.batman

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about 1 year

How child labour in India makes the paving stones beneath our feet | Child labour

How child labour in India makes the paving stones beneath our feet | Child labour

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sainsamridh_01

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about 1 year

How mandatory Aadhaar authentication leads to exclusion of the marginalised from PDS | Issue highlights a systemic failure that undermines constitutional guarantees and perpetuates hardship for the most vulnerable segments of society

How mandatory Aadhaar authentication leads to exclusion of the marginalised from PDS | Issue highlights a systemic failure that undermines constitutional guarantees and perpetuates hardship for the most vulnerable segments of society

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malagupta1918

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about 1 year

The Brutality of Sugar: Debt, Child Marriage and Hysterectomies

The Brutality of Sugar: Debt, Child Marriage and Hysterectomies

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jhasneha29novm

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about 1 year

Death, disaster and redemption - England's tumultuous 1984-85 tour of India

Death, disaster and redemption - England's tumultuous 1984-85 tour of India

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shubh05

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about 1 year

Discover colonial India through the paintings of William Hodges

Discover colonial India through the paintings of William Hodges

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red

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about 1 year

The secondary market

The secondary market

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tanisha_jk00

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about 1 year

In his translation of the 1894 book Sawanehi-i-Delhi, author Ather Farouqui gives a glimpse of Delhi, also the city of one of the greatest Urdu poets, Mir Taqi Mir, whose third centenary falls next month

In his translation of the 1894 book Sawanehi-i-Delhi, author Ather Farouqui gives a glimpse of Delhi, also the city of one of the greatest Urdu poets, Mir Taqi Mir, whose third centenary falls next month

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tanisha_jk00

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about 1 year

When Radio Ruled | Book ‘Radio For The Millions’ revisits the golden years of 'Geetmala'

When Radio Ruled | Book ‘Radio For The Millions’ revisits the golden years of 'Geetmala'

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madhu

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about 1 year

Meeting Mumbai Again After a Life-Changing Loss

Meeting Mumbai Again After a Life-Changing Loss

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tanisha_jk00

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almost 3 years

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Extrajudicial Killings May Be Frequent in India’s Most Populous State

When literary translators pole-vault walls of geography and culture

A 700-yr-old Dargah and a tradition of gender diverse inclusivity that lives on to this day

Speaking the Same Language: How ethnonationalism and Hindutva seep into the adjudication of citizenship in Assam

How Jawaharlal Nehru’s death marked the end of an age of innocence | On Nehru’s 60th death anniversary, Rakhshanda Jalil remembers the shock and grief his demise caused the writers and thinkers of his age.

The Indian Economy is Doing Well, But Not Many Indians Are

The Rs 60,000 Crore Question the BJP Needs to Answer About its Financials

Time is Running out for Rahul Gandhi’s Vision for India

Centre hands over 62% of new Sainik Schools to Sangh Parivar, BJP politicians and allies.

How child labour in India makes the paving stones beneath our feet | Child labour

How mandatory Aadhaar authentication leads to exclusion of the marginalised from PDS | Issue highlights a systemic failure that undermines constitutional guarantees and perpetuates hardship for the most vulnerable segments of society

The Brutality of Sugar: Debt, Child Marriage and Hysterectomies

Death, disaster and redemption - England's tumultuous 1984-85 tour of India

Discover colonial India through the paintings of William Hodges

The secondary market

In his translation of the 1894 book Sawanehi-i-Delhi, author Ather Farouqui gives a glimpse of Delhi, also the city of one of the greatest Urdu poets, Mir Taqi Mir, whose third centenary falls next month

When Radio Ruled | Book ‘Radio For The Millions’ revisits the golden years of 'Geetmala'

Meeting Mumbai Again After a Life-Changing Loss

New Rules: Read before Posting

Meanwhile, just three points separate third and seventh place

BlueTigers 🇮🇳 play goalless against Bangladesh 🇧🇩 in the Asian Cup 2027 Qualifiers opening match

The AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 Qualifiers draw announced India 🇮🇳 drawn with host Thailand 🇹🇭, Mongolia 🇲🇳, Timor Leste 🇹🇱 and Iraq 🇮🇶 in Group B

Salman Khan and Rashmika Mandanna starrer 'Sikandar' leaks online on major piracy sites

Akshay Kumar’s Look From Bhooth Bangla Leaked, Actor Sports Dhoti-Kurta And Long Hair In Viral Pics

Parineeti Chopra, Raghav Chadha’s Ghibli-Style Pictures Are Straight Out Of A Fairytale

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Victim or Queen of climbing the industry ladder?

Zeenat Aman Spills the Tea on Missing Out on Amar Akbar Anthony! What do you guys think—would Zeenat have made a better Salma?

Fans are buzzing about Maddock's upcoming horror-comedy universe starring Alia Bhatt and Kiara Advani!