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  • Automation and surveillance in Bangladesh garment factories cuts wages, pushes out women workers
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    Automation and surveillance in Bangladesh garment factories cuts wages, pushes out women workers
  • The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge
    2

    The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge
  • What the sidelining of a Delhi University professor says about India’s attacks on academic freedom
    3

    What the sidelining of a Delhi University professor says about India’s attacks on academic freedom
  • The line blurs between police and vigilante
    4

    The line blurs between police and vigilante
  • How the Cinevesture festival is building a marketplace for cinema: ‘I view every film as a start-up’
    5

    How the Cinevesture festival is building a marketplace for cinema: ‘I view every film as a start-up’
  • Wasteland to nature reserve: Urban biodiversity parks are a bounty for residents, cities
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    Wasteland to nature reserve: Urban biodiversity parks are a bounty for residents, cities
  • Indian scholar ‘self-deports’ from US after visa is revoked for allegedly ‘supporting Hamas’
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    Indian scholar ‘self-deports’ from US after visa is revoked for allegedly ‘supporting Hamas’
  • For children: How infertile lands in the Chambal basin helped biodiversity flourish
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    For children: How infertile lands in the Chambal basin helped biodiversity flourish
  • As nilgai destroy crops along India-Nepal border, farmers urge government action
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    As nilgai destroy crops along India-Nepal border, farmers urge government action
  • ‘And above all light’: Writer Tishani Doshi on the ‘truthfulness’ of ‘truth’
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    ‘And above all light’: Writer Tishani Doshi on the ‘truthfulness’ of ‘truth’
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Virat Kohli launched the now-viral ad, tweeting that he has never seen this side of the former captain.

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  1. Automation and surveillance in Bangladesh garment factories cuts wages, pushes out women workers

    Automation and surveillance in Bangladesh garment factories cuts wages, pushes out women workers
  2. The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge

    The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge
  3. What the sidelining of a Delhi University professor says about India’s attacks on academic freedom

    What the sidelining of a Delhi University professor says about India’s attacks on academic freedom
  4. The line blurs between police and vigilante

    The line blurs between police and vigilante
  5. How the Cinevesture festival is building a marketplace for cinema: ‘I view every film as a start-up’

    How the Cinevesture festival is building a marketplace for cinema: ‘I view every film as a start-up’
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