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Podcast: Do India’s security agencies serve public interest or political agendas?
Josy Joseph, the author of ‘The Silent Coup: A History of India’s Deep State’ explains how the executive uses agencies to target adversaries.
Reading
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1Religion or linguistic heritage? Bangladesh is at a crossroads over its national identity
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2‘The Book of Disappearance’: The dangerous ease with which colonial dispossession can become routine
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3Biography: The story of Naib Subedar Chunni Lal, the most decorated Indian Army soldier in history
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4‘A treasure hunt about the past’: Writer Johana Gustawsson on what makes crime fiction so popular
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5‘Tareekh Pe Justice’: A vital book to understand how the justice system works (or doesn’t) in India
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6US immigration crackdown is bad news for towns dependent on international students
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7Sunday book pick: Eight iconic women writers inspire freedom and creativity in ‘A Life of One’s Own’
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8Bengal violence: Mamata Banerjee cannot evade responsibility
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9‘Khauf’ review: A relentlessly dark tale of human and demonic possession
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10Bedtime social media has emotional effects that can disrupt sleep
