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    From the memoir: Ruchi Ghanashyam on being the first Indian woman diplomat posted in Islamabad

    Ruchi Ghanashyam
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    Short fiction by Bulbul Sharma: A mother takes her children to birdwatch in the mountains

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    Tennis, US Open: Defending champions Novak Djokovic, Coco Gauff ease into second round

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  • ‘If I was a believer, I’d talk like him’: Why MG Vassanji wrote a novel about physicist Abdus Salam

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    Fiction from Bangladesh: Kamal embarks on a boat journey to the floodplains until the war is over

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    India at Olympics 2024, Day 14 as it happened: Aman Sehrawat continues wrestling streak with bronze

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  • ‘Mother India’: Prayaag Akbar’s new novel excavates the often empty roots of nationalistic pride

    ‘Mother India’: Prayaag Akbar’s new novel excavates the often empty roots of nationalistic pride

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    In Prayaag Akbar’s new novel, a young man works for a right-wing content studio. Then trouble erupts

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    Congress alleges Budget 2024 ‘virtually adopted’ portions of its Lok Sabha election manifesto

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    The lost art of the Kashmiri ‘piknik’

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