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Shadow militants: How Srinagar became the new staging ground for militancy in Kashmir
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‘Rashtrapatni’ row is a reminder of the sexist roots of language – and a suggestion by Bal Thackeray
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How the Kerala government’s appeal in the Supreme Court may dash the release hopes of UAPA prisoners
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‘Khamosh Pani’ revisited: ‘A reminder of the path we took and the price we pay now’
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Mohsin Hamid’s new novel: What happens when a white man’s skin suddenly turns dark?
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The Great Dimming: One of the brightest stars in the sky is dying before our eyes
In late 2019, astronomers around the world grew giddy with excitement because they saw Betelgeuse get fainter than they had seen it before.
Sara Webb, The Conversation
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In Godhra, Bilkis Bano convicts felicitated by RSS member soon after their release
One of the convicts spoke to Scroll.in and claimed he was innocent. He also claimed he had come home straight from prison, a fact belied by photos of the event.
Arunabh Saikia
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Mohsin Hamid’s new novel: What happens when a white man’s skin suddenly turns dark?
An excerpt from ‘The Last White Man,’ by Mohsin Hamid.
Mohsin Hamid
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First synthetic embryos grown by scientists raise serious ethical questions
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In Godhra, Bilkis Bano convicts felicitated by RSS member soon after their release
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Bulldozer at New Jersey I-Day parade draws protest from rights groups
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BJP drops Nitin Gadkari and Shivraj Chouhan from its top decision-making body
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How Japan became an exemplar of sustainability over centuries of self-isolation
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An 18th-century letter to Bombay shows what it was like to be in service of the East India Company
The missive from factors and merchants in Mocha sheds light on the conditions in the Company’s factories beyond India.
Peter Good
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‘Khamosh Pani’ revisited: ‘A reminder of the path we took and the price we pay now’
Sabiha Sumar’s debut feature, starring Kirron Kher, Aamir Ali Malik and Shilpa Shukla, links events in 1947 and 1979 in Pakistan.
Nandini Ramnath
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‘Rashtrapatni’ row is a reminder of the sexist roots of language – and a suggestion by Bal Thackeray
The debate reiterates how the words we use perpetuate biases and skewed power relations.
Bijayani Mishra & Harsh Vardhan
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Watch: Beachgoers spot massive waterspout amid thunderstorm in Florida, USA
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Watch: Singer Arijit Singh pays tribute to Indian armed forces in his new music video ‘Patriot’
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Watch: Kerala doctors dance to ‘Pala Palli Tirupalli’, Health Minister Veena George posts video
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Watch: Players face off underwater in the Dive Chess World Championship in London
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Watch: Madhya Pradesh Agriculture Minister prays to a turbulent Narmada river with a coconut