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‘Murder Mubarak’ review’: Mystery set in a posh Delhi club is shallow fun
Homi Adajania’s adaptation of Anuja Chauhan’s ‘Club You to Death’ is out on Netflix.
Nandini Ramnath
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Interview: ‘Regional queer writing counters stereotype of queerness as a Western import’
Literature can be a space from which to resist and push back against stereotypes of queerness and queer identity, says Niladri R Chatterjee.
Sharif Rangnekar
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The glaring oversight in the US Congressional report on Bhutan’s long struggle for democracy
Crediting the monarchy with the kingdom’s transition to democracy sidesteps the sustained political movements and endeavours of the Bhutanese people.
Suraj Budathoki
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‘Yodha’ review: A star is re-born in entertaining action thriller
Sagar Ambre and Pushkar Ojha’s film stars Sidharth Malhotra, Raashii Khanna and Disha Patani.
Nandini Ramnath
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Reliance-linked firms bought electoral bonds in crucial election years – after an amendment
The firms are linked to Reliance Industries through common directors, common addresses and business associates.
Ayush Tiwari & Project Electoral Bond
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‘Bastar – The Naxal Story’ review: Boom-and-bust conspiracy tales from Maoist country
‘The Kerala Story’ director Sudipto Sen is back.
Nandini Ramnath
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Telangana-Andhra firm bought bonds worth Rs 55 crore six months after tax raids
Navayuga Engineering Company Limited built the disaster-struck Silkyara-Barkot tunnel in Uttarakhand.
Anisha Sheth & Project Electoral Bond
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‘Betrayal by BJP’: Why CAA rules might not help Hindu Bengalis left out of Assam NRC
Undocumented refugees from Bangladesh will struggle to produce the papers the CAA asks for.
Rokibuz Zaman
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Travelogue: In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Durgacharan Rakshit travelled to most parts of India
An excerpt from ‘Journeys Across India’, by Durgacharan Rakshit, translated from the Bengali by Sarbani Putatunda.
Durgacharan Rakshit & Sarbani Putatunda
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How two families overcame mistrust and fear to fight for justice in Hapur lynching case
After a mob killed a cattle trader in 2018, his brother reluctantly joined hands with a witness to seek justice. Their six-year battle led to a conviction.
Ayush Tiwari
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Top buyers of electoral bonds include lottery king, infrastructure giant, mining group Vedanta
Lottery giant Future Gaming and Hotel Services bought bonds worth Rs 1,368 crore. Megha Engineering bought bonds worth Rs 966 crore.
Project Electoral Bond
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Few questions, low attendance: How celebrity MPs fared in the 17th Lok Sabha
They participated in few debates and discussions and had an attendance of 56.7%, lower than the average for all MPs.
Md Kaifee Alam, IndiaSpend.com
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In translation: Subimal Misra’s ‘anti-stories’ about the Gulf War and other man-made atrocities
An excerpt from ‘The Earth Quakes: Late Anti-Stories’, by Subimal Misra. Translated from the Bengali by V Ramaswamy.
Subimal Misra & V Ramaswamy
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WPL 2024: Ellyse Perry show, Deepti Sharma’s hat-trick and more – Takeaways as the league stage ends
After the end of the league stage, Delhi Capitals, Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bangalore have qualified for the play-offs.
Samreen Razzaqui
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A new book explains why our memories are different from the feelings we have about them
An excerpt from ‘Why We Remember: The Science of Memory and How it Shapes Us,’ by Charan Ranganath.
Charan Ranganath
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‘Big Girls Don’t Cry review: Boarding school series is low-cal fare
The seven-episode show is out on Prime Video.
Udita Jhunjhunwala
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A decade under Modi: Aggressive foreign policy yields mixed returns
A quick look at how the Modi government fared on steering India through border tensions, tensions with neighbours and ties with geo-political blocs.
Nachiket Deuskar
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How X, formerly Twitter, has mediated conversations between politicians and mainstream media
An excerpt from ‘The Online Effect: Decoding X to Predict Election Outcomes’, by Sanjeev Singh.
Sanjeev Singh