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Virat Kohli pushes the limits because of his 'burning desire to win', says Shane Watson
Scroll Staff
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Love, pain and film-making in Kashmir make this novel an unusual story from the state
Jai Arjun Singh
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In Gieve Patel’s new exhibition, you can see the vulnerable figure on the sidelines of society
Ranjit Hoskote
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Premier Futsal is back and its tiff with the AIFF continues to hinder Indian football
Scroll Staff
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The Inspector O novels are one of the best ways to understand North Korea
Rajat Chaudhuri
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Power of symbols: Why the Pakistan Super League finale in Lahore was a lot more than just cricket
Haroon Khalid
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Film review: In ‘Kong: Skull Island’, the giant ape is an anti-war protester
Nandini Ramnath
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With funds, mentors and interns, an incubator in Silicon Valley is playing friend to Indian startups
Ananya Bhattacharya, qz.com
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Virat Kohli's allegation of cheating is offensive, says Australia's assistant coach
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For Sahir Ludhianvi, the best kind of love was unrequited
Nirupama Dutt
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Novak Djokovic says tennis is not his 'No 1 priority', but adds he has the 'same passion' for it
Scroll Staff
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Jinnah must be laughing in his grave over what Modi and Shah said about qabristans and Kasab
Ajaz Ashraf
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The fantastic nine of Libya: These archaelogists dodged ISIS threat to dig up an ancient cave
Giulio Lucarini
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What happens when a terminally ill man turns into his favourite heroes from fiction?
Evald Flisar
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Rajkummar Rao has five films in 2017. Which way will it go for the acting powerhouse?
Nandini Ramnath
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'As Steyn said, take the snake's head and the body will fall away': Nathan Lyon on the Kohli wicket
Scroll Staff
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The Readers’ Editor writes: Why did Scroll change its home page design?
C Rammanohar Reddy
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Sitar maestro Vilayat Khan's exquisite vocals complement his performance of Raag Kafi
Aneesh Pradhan
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From being an Afghanistan veteran to driving powerboats: The unique journey of Daisy Coleman
Kushal Phatarpekar
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Throbbing, gnawing, burning, hammering – when even doctors don't believe your pain condition is real
Nayantara Narayanan