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  • The proposed Rs 36,000-crore port in Great Nicobar may be economically unsound, experts warn
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    The proposed Rs 36,000-crore port in Great Nicobar may be economically unsound, experts warn
  • ‘The arts need the youth’: Why two Kolkata-based entrepreneurs are hosting Bengal’s first Biennale
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    ‘The arts need the youth’: Why two Kolkata-based entrepreneurs are hosting Bengal’s first Biennale
  • ‘Status crimes’: Are Indian Muslims being criminalised simply for being Muslim?
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    ‘Status crimes’: Are Indian Muslims being criminalised simply for being Muslim?
  • ‘Ayodhya happened, now Sambhal’s turn’: How a court order sparked a deadly dispute over a mosque
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    ‘Ayodhya happened, now Sambhal’s turn’: How a court order sparked a deadly dispute over a mosque
  • Behind BJP’s stunning win in UP bye-poll, police coercion and dodgy voter slips, claim Muslim voters
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    Behind BJP’s stunning win in UP bye-poll, police coercion and dodgy voter slips, claim Muslim voters
  • What did ancient Greek and Roman philosophers think about vegetarianism?
    6

    What did ancient Greek and Roman philosophers think about vegetarianism?
  • Smuggling, floods, urbanisation threaten India’s only remaining feral horses
    7

    Smuggling, floods, urbanisation threaten India’s only remaining feral horses
  • How an Indian monk contributed to the understanding of Buddhism in China
    8

    How an Indian monk contributed to the understanding of Buddhism in China
  • ‘Forget all labels’: How Arjuna Gunarathne would like viewers to approach his first show in India
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    ‘Forget all labels’: How Arjuna Gunarathne would like viewers to approach his first show in India
  • A new biography of MS Golwalkar shows he built the RSS for political power without joining politics
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    A new biography of MS Golwalkar shows he built the RSS for political power without joining politics
ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022

Watch: South Africa's Dewald Brevis lights up CSA T20 challenge with incredible 162

Brevis scored 162 off 57 balls, the fastest 150 in T20 cricket history to become the youngest South African to register a century in men's T20s.

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Nov 01, 2022 · 07:14 pm Updated Nov 01, 2022 · 07:18 pm
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Watch: South Africa's Dewald Brevis lights up CSA T20 challenge with incredible 162
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SIX-FEST! @BrevisDewald goes berserk with 13 sixes

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