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Akshita Nagpal
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Delhi’s water crisis could be reversed – but every resident will have to pitch in to stop wastage
From complying with rain-water harvesting rules to shunning RO filters, every individual can make a difference.
Akshita Nagpal
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Video: Is the government’s Nirbhaya fund achieving what it was meant to?
The government allocated funds to ensure the safety of women a year after the December 16, 2012 gang-rape in New Delhi.
Akshita Nagpal
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No good choices: A mask may block out some pollution but have other ill health effects
A mask may also cause respiratory distress and become a hotbed for microbes to thrive.
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Opinion: Pakistan has learnt little from India and India has taken the worst lessons from Pakistan
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Ramachandra Guha: At 75, India is free – but its citizens are still fighting for many rights
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Watch: 75 musicians perform the entire song whose first stanza is India’s national anthem
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‘Mind your language’: Bar Council of India rebukes advocate Prashant Bhushan for ‘ridiculing’ SC
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Watch: Govinda dances again with Urmila Matondkar and Bhagyashree
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In the midst of growing hostility towards Kashmiri traders in Mussoorie, a truce is brokered
After a complaint that a few Muslims shouted ‘Pakistan zindabad’ following India’s defeat, a traders’ body announced that it would not rent shops to Kashmiris.
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What links the Dalit activism of western UP’s Bhim Army to Punjab?
At 32%, Punjab has the highest proportion of Dalits in any Indian state.
Akshita Nagpal
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Demonetisation woes: Outside the RBI in Delhi, medical files, tears and tales of woe
Many were hoping to convince officials to honour the March 31 deadline originally set by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to change old notes.
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Watch: Govinda dances again with Urmila Matondkar and Bhagyashree
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Watch: This is how quickly a bear can climb a tree when under attack
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Watch: 75 musicians perform the entire song whose first stanza is India’s national anthem
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Watch: This animated short film based on Gulzar’s story captures heartbreaking tales of Partition
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‘Bread, job, freedom’: Taliban fire warning shots to disperse women protesting for rights in Kabul