Excepted with permission from The People of the Indus and the Birth of Civilization in South Asia, Nikhil Gulati with Jonathan Mark Kenoyer, Penguin.
Reading
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State, builders claim Mumbai’s salt pans are key to solving housing crisis. Is their plan viable?
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2
The first English language play in modern India: How Amir Khan became the Nawab of Tonk
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3
How silent reading communities in Srinagar are encouraging a newfound love for books and reading
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4
‘Tanaav 2’ review: Truncated season leaves us hanging
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How Gatoes navigated poor internet to pioneer food delivery across Kashmir
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Kolkata rape and murder: Demands for violent, retributive justice do not address practical problems
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September global nonfiction: Six new books revisit events that changed the course of global history
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The singularity of literary production: Nirmal Verma and Jorge Luis Borges in London, 1976
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What Shridharpant Tilak’s lifelong crusade against caste says about the social justice movement
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Have the Kolkata rape-murder protests dented Mamata’s women support base?