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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.
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1How independent Bangladesh introduced made-in-India one taka notes to end use of Pakistani currency
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2‘Jarann’ review: Amruta Subhash is terrified, terrifying and terrific in horror thriller
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3‘To be an artist or a writer, you have to be in the business of serious noticing’: Amitava Kumar
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4Tragic idiom: Reading Banu Mushtaq in Kannada for the context and themes of her ‘rebellion’ stories
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5Slighted by Trump, India must rejig foreign policy paradigm
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6June global nonfiction: From 14th to 21st century, six new books tell humanity’s essential stories
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7Catfish species found in Ganga point to India’s freshwater fish diversity
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8‘What remains / are the poems, the songs / that mortality sings’: Griffin Poetry Prize winning poems
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9The Musk-Trump break-up isn’t about principle – it’s a spat about grabbing profits
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10Climate change is eroding safety nets, accelerating child marriage in South Asia
