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Udita Jhunjhunwala

Udita Jhunjhunwala is a regular Scroll.in contributor

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  1. A new self-help book recommends ways to step out of the comfort zone and take on new challenges

    A new self-help book recommends ways to step out of the comfort zone and take on new challenges
  2. Supreme Court stopped ‘bulldozer justice’, executive cannot be judge and jury: CJI Gavai

    Supreme Court stopped ‘bulldozer justice’, executive cannot be judge and jury: CJI Gavai
  3. Some want Israel to use Lanka-style brutality against Hamas – ignoring the strategy’s true costs

    Some want Israel to use Lanka-style brutality against Hamas – ignoring the strategy’s true costs
  4. Why the film ‘Punjab ’95’ hasn’t seen light of day

    Why the film ‘Punjab ’95’ hasn’t seen light of day
  5. India is a perpetrator of foreign interference, claims Canadian intelligence agency

    India is a perpetrator of foreign interference, claims Canadian intelligence agency

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  1. Watch: ‘Pushed’ into Bangladesh at gunpoint, two Assam residents return to narrate their ordeal

    Watch: ‘Pushed’ into Bangladesh at gunpoint, two Assam residents return to narrate their ordeal
  2. Video: The destruction of the Indian university

    Video: The destruction of the Indian university
  3. Eco India: How can Kannauj's famous perfume industry survive the effects of climate change?

    Eco India: How can Kannauj's famous perfume industry survive the effects of climate change?
  4. Eco India, Episode 290: How can farm based industries adapt to climate change in a scientific way?

    Eco India, Episode 290: How can farm based industries adapt to climate change in a scientific way?
  5. Scroll Adda: How fact checkers fight IT cell disinformation

    Scroll Adda: How fact checkers fight IT cell disinformation

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  1. ‘Kuberaa’ review: Overstretched yarn about temptation and salvation beggars belief

    ‘Kuberaa’ review: Overstretched yarn about temptation and salvation beggars belief
  2. ‘Detective Sherdil’ review: Thick on charm and thin on plotting

    ‘Detective Sherdil’ review: Thick on charm and thin on plotting
  3. ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’ review: A well-intentioned, often heart-warming and simplistic tale

    ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’ review: A well-intentioned, often heart-warming and simplistic tale
  4. ‘The Phoenician Scheme’ review: Benicio del Toro grounds the latest Wes Anderson whimsy

    ‘The Phoenician Scheme’ review: Benicio del Toro grounds the latest Wes Anderson whimsy
  5. Watch: ‘The Hunt – The Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case’ revisits the plot to kill the former PM

    Watch: ‘The Hunt – The Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case’ revisits the plot to kill the former PM

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  1. How a sixth-generation sarangi maestro honours his family’s centuries-old legacy

    How a sixth-generation sarangi maestro honours his family’s centuries-old legacy
  2. When US media feared ‘another Cuba’ in the Himalayas and Indian Ocean

    When US media feared ‘another Cuba’ in the Himalayas and Indian Ocean
  3. What South Mumbai should actually look like

    What South Mumbai should actually look like
  4. Long shunned as too explicit, an Indian music genre is rising from the margins

    Long shunned as too explicit, an Indian music genre is rising from the margins
  5. As Afghanistan warmed up to India in the late 1940s, strains with Pakistan began to emerge

    As Afghanistan warmed up to India in the late 1940s, strains with Pakistan began to emerge
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