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How Bachata, the music of poor, Black Dominicans became a global sensation
Wilfredo José Burgos Matos, The Conversation
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Kazuo Ishiguro won the Nobel Prize for making us cry. But, ‘Never Let Me Go’ should make us angry
Matthew Taft, The Conversation
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World order in flux, Modi’s Ghana visit is an important moment for bilateral ties
Veda Vaidyanathan, The Conversation
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How writer Prajwal Parajuly’s nephew’s birthday celebrations led to his new book for children
Jayanthi Madhukar
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‘Tamil: The Best Stories of Our Times’: Tamil modernity, a field of tensions between past and future
Rhea Gangavkar
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Two visions of Berlin pride: Club music at one event, mourning for Gaza at the other
Pius Fozan
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A manga artist from Kyoto is winning praise for her delicate drawings of Goa’s stately mansions
Pamela D’Mello
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August nonfiction: Six new books that talk about the shadow of India’s past on its present
Scroll Staff
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‘Searches’ by Vauhini Vara: A wonderfully experimental book about how the internet shapes selfhood
Sayari Debnath
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Could this wheat grain from the past help Indian farmers climate-proof their future?
Hiren Kumar Bose
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We have ‘open and shut proof’ of EC’s involvement in ‘vote theft’, claims Rahul Gandhi
Scroll Staff
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Fiction: Jadu’s parents are killed in the violence between the East India Company and Bengal’s Nawab
Madhurima Vidyarthi
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India cannot remain ‘mute spectator’ as institutions like WTO are destroyed by Trump: Congress
Scroll Staff
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Vice presidential election to be held on September 9
Scroll Staff
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‘Rahim says, those charred by love blaze, again and again’: The metaphors in Rahim’s couplets
Chandan Sinha
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‘Code of Silence’ review: A gripping police procedural about a gutsy lip-reader
Deepa Gahlot
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‘Son of Sardaar 2’ review: A slog through thickets of lazy writing and tacky scenes
Nandini Ramnath
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‘Bakaiti’ review: A cash-strapped family gets on each other’s nerves – and yours too at times
Nandini Ramnath
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How Indian traditions and the mandala influenced Carl Jung’s philosophy
Vikram Zutshi
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Review: ‘Dhadak 2’ is a bold, powerful and often incendiary caste-crossed romance
Nandini Ramnath