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  • Start the week with a film: The original ‘The Day of the Jackal’ is a nail-biting thriller
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    Start the week with a film: The original ‘The Day of the Jackal’ is a nail-biting thriller
  • Why India must decolonise the rigid naming format required for official documents
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    Why India must decolonise the rigid naming format required for official documents
  • King cobra has four distinct species, finds new study
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    King cobra has four distinct species, finds new study
  • In a new book, a habit coach offers tips on how to manage time effectively without burning out
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    In a new book, a habit coach offers tips on how to manage time effectively without burning out
  • Myanmar is on the brink. Can it be saved from splintering?
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    Myanmar is on the brink. Can it be saved from splintering?
  • A short visual history of the long life of Goa’s Basilica of Bom Jesus
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    A short visual history of the long life of Goa’s Basilica of Bom Jesus
  • From the biography: Why particle physicist Ashutosh Kotwal took up a summer job at IBM as a student
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    From the biography: Why particle physicist Ashutosh Kotwal took up a summer job at IBM as a student
  • ‘The Rainbow Runners’: An affecting novel about insurgencies in Assam despite some occasional bumps
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    ‘The Rainbow Runners’: An affecting novel about insurgencies in Assam despite some occasional bumps
  • Amitav Ghosh: In this time of monstrous anomalies, we must recognise that the Earth is judging us
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    Amitav Ghosh: In this time of monstrous anomalies, we must recognise that the Earth is judging us
  • December fiction: Say goodbye to 2024 with these six new Indian novels and short story collections
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    December fiction: Say goodbye to 2024 with these six new Indian novels and short story collections
Australia tour of India 2023

Watch, IND v AUS: Ashton Agar on selection snub – ‘Not ideal but you try and make the best of it’

The spinner’s response to being dropped halfway through the tour is being praised as a lesson on how to conduct yourself when things are not going your way.

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Feb 23, 2023 · 09:45 am
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Watch, IND v AUS: Ashton Agar on selection snub – ‘Not ideal but you try and make the best of it’
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#Exclusive: @agar_ashton is back in Australia, the @CricketAus' spinner departing India after being overlooked for the first two tests | @ashnelson08 pic.twitter.com/UavIwW9r07

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