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  • Opinion: Why shudras must build museums of agrarian and artisanal instruments
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    Opinion: Why shudras must build museums of agrarian and artisanal instruments
  • A new book asks what ails Indian manufacturing and whether it can increase its share in the economy
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    A new book asks what ails Indian manufacturing and whether it can increase its share in the economy
  • ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ review: Marquez adaptation yields a feast of ideas and visuals
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    ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ review: Marquez adaptation yields a feast of ideas and visuals

  • Fiction: 70-year-old Unnikrishnan calls a press conference to announce the date of his death
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    Fiction: 70-year-old Unnikrishnan calls a press conference to announce the date of his death
  • A recipe worth trying from baker Shivesh Bhatia’s new cookbook of chocolate desserts
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    A recipe worth trying from baker Shivesh Bhatia’s new cookbook of chocolate desserts
  • How Satyajit Ray filmed the ‘Sonar Kella’ scene of the actors chasing a train on camelback
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    How Satyajit Ray filmed the ‘Sonar Kella’ scene of the actors chasing a train on camelback
  • After ridiculing him all his life, the Carnatic music world is celebrating MD Ramanathan
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    After ridiculing him all his life, the Carnatic music world is celebrating MD Ramanathan
  • ‘Still Lives’: Reshma Ruia’s novel shows how the loss of home sometimes leads to a loss of self
    8

    ‘Still Lives’: Reshma Ruia’s novel shows how the loss of home sometimes leads to a loss of self
  • 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 doctor questions ideas about hair care products, premature greying, and more
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    In a new book, a doctor questions ideas about hair care products, premature greying, and more
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Watch: How Agassi obsessed over Becker’s lethal serve and found a fascinating method to counter it

Boris Becker beat Andre Agassi the first three times they played each other. But Agassi, thanks to a fascinating method, won 10 out of their last 11 matches.

Scroll Staff
May 05, 2021 · 05:00 pm
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Watch: How Agassi obsessed over Becker’s lethal serve and found a fascinating method to counter it
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Being a great returner is all about problem solving 👀

On his 51st birthday, remembering @AndreAgassi's fascinating method of reading one of the best serves in the world...

(via @Unscriptd) pic.twitter.com/U3I1TcjZuO

— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) April 29, 2021
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  1. Opinion: Why shudras must build museums of agrarian and artisanal instruments

    Opinion: Why shudras must build museums of agrarian and artisanal instruments
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    A new book asks what ails Indian manufacturing and whether it can increase its share in the economy
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    ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ review: Marquez adaptation yields a feast of ideas and visuals

  4. Fiction: 70-year-old Unnikrishnan calls a press conference to announce the date of his death

    Fiction: 70-year-old Unnikrishnan calls a press conference to announce the date of his death
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    A recipe worth trying from baker Shivesh Bhatia’s new cookbook of chocolate desserts
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