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Abhimanyu Chandra
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China may claim Arunachal but state is barely interested in Xi's visit
Arunachalees are concerned about the lack of everyday governance, rather than high-policy matters of border conflict.
Abhimanyu Chandra
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China urged to accept Arunachal as part of India, but Indians can't enter state without permits
Without these restrictions, many insist the local culture will be swamped.
Abhimanyu Chandra
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Arunachal train may roll again, four months after it was halted by protestors
Authorities will now check whether passengers are carrying Inner Line Permits.
Abhimanyu Chandra
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How Hindi became the language of choice in Arunachal Pradesh
Each of the many tribal groups in the state has its own language, so Hindi has emerged as the link language.
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How Mumbai's distinctive dahi handi festival became more dangerous for child participants
With politicians offering enormous rewards, the human pyramids that mark the festival are getting higher – and more dangerous.
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