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  • From the memoir: A longtime Indian Railways employee remembers her first posting at a remote station
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    From the memoir: A longtime Indian Railways employee remembers her first posting at a remote station
  • Why India has the worst amputation epidemic in the world
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    Why India has the worst amputation epidemic in the world
  • ‘I Am on the Hit List’: A lament for Gauri Lankesh, and a country that lost its way
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    ‘I Am on the Hit List’: A lament for Gauri Lankesh, and a country that lost its way
  • BTech placements plunge by over 10 percentage points in more than half of IITs since 2021-’22
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    BTech placements plunge by over 10 percentage points in more than half of IITs since 2021-’22
  • Business memoir: Manish Vij chronicles his entrepreneurial journey through his startup LetsBuy
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    Business memoir: Manish Vij chronicles his entrepreneurial journey through his startup LetsBuy
  • In Kerala, the disastrous ripple effects of seabed sand mining
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    In Kerala, the disastrous ripple effects of seabed sand mining

  • How Hindutva’s politics of renaming burdens Indian Muslims with imaginary historical guilt
    7

    How Hindutva’s politics of renaming burdens Indian Muslims with imaginary historical guilt
  • How Indian school teachers are trying to battle Bollywood’s Hindutva history deluge
    8

    How Indian school teachers are trying to battle Bollywood’s Hindutva history deluge
  • Classic Malayalam stories in translation: A couple resorts to a philosophical remedy to make money
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    Classic Malayalam stories in translation: A couple resorts to a philosophical remedy to make money
  • ‘Whenever I write a word / it lacks the meaning I intended’: An anthology of translated world poetry
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    ‘Whenever I write a word / it lacks the meaning I intended’: An anthology of translated world poetry
Wimbledon 2021

Watch: ‘My English isn’t good enough’ – Federer’s cheeky interview after Wimbledon first round win

Federer survived a huge scare on Tuesday when French opponent Adrian Mannarino was forced to retire injured at the start of the fifth set in the first round.

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Jun 30, 2021 · 08:08 am
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Watch: ‘My English isn’t good enough’ – Federer’s cheeky interview after Wimbledon first round win
Roger Federer speaks after Wimbledon first-round win | Wimbledon / Screengrab

It's almost as if Roger Federer has a
British sense of humour! 😁

📽️ #Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/wILm6SEfs1

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  1. From the memoir: A longtime Indian Railways employee remembers her first posting at a remote station

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    ‘I Am on the Hit List’: A lament for Gauri Lankesh, and a country that lost its way
  4. BTech placements plunge by over 10 percentage points in more than half of IITs since 2021-’22

    BTech placements plunge by over 10 percentage points in more than half of IITs since 2021-’22
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    Business memoir: Manish Vij chronicles his entrepreneurial journey through his startup LetsBuy
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