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Interview: Apple’s India move is about perception, Chinese dependency is reality
Viola Zhou, Rest of World
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Shifting sands of power: The message from Trump’s big Gulf trip – and what that means for India
Rohan Venkataramakrishnan
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‘Ideas, Thoughts and Memories’: A rich anthology of literary essays by Bengal’s foremost writers
Debjani Sengupta
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Are we ready for our final reckoning with Tom Cruise’s ‘Mission: Impossible’ movies?
Scroll Staff
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‘A permanent campaign machine’: How the professionalisation of politics has changed India after 2014
Majid Maqbool
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Fiction: A woman wakes up confused in a hospital and realises that she has no idea who she is
Shashi Warrier
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‘The Phantom’s Howl’: A nifty little trove of emotionally complex, modern Bengali ghost stories
Projit Bihari Mukharji
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Satyaji Ray at 104: In this horror story for children, a ghost finds a friend after 32 lonely years
Satyajit Ray Gopa Majumdar
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‘Logout’ review: Stalker thriller has sharp things to say about social media behaviour
Nandini Ramnath
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Big ideas rather than a big canvas: Hemanth M Rao on what Kannada cinema needs to thrive
Sruthi Ganapathy Raman
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Sunday book pick: Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s 1848 social media sensation book ‘White Nights’
Sayari Debnath
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One hundred years of ‘The Great Gatsby’: The magnetic resonance of F Scott Fitzgerald’s iconic novel
Sanjay Sipahimalani
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The lore of ‘lore’: How fandoms created an online phenomenon from an Old English word
Kate McNicholas Smith, The Conversation
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Translated short fiction: The scrawny cat that Mahadi so despises was once the pet he loved
Fatimah Busu Pauline Fan
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Watch: In ‘Logout’, a fan stalks Babil Khan’s social media influencer
Scroll Staff
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Comedian Kunal Kamra moves Bombay High Court to quash FIR over joke about Eknath Shinde
Scroll Staff
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A film on Meena Kumari hopes to discover the ‘truly multifaceted being’ beyond the screen
Nandini Ramnath
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How the attacks on Kunal Kamra undermine the freedoms of all Indians
Raghu Kesavan
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‘Autumn always returned / to our garden’: Poems about the (extra)ordinary in tradition and modernity
Ammar Aziz
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Why Jaspal Bhatti endures: ‘His work makes you laugh and think but it makes you sad too’
Nandini Ramnath