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    What will it take for the government to accept court rulings that Aadhaar is not mandatory?

    Usha Ramanathan
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    The greatest challenge for a writer from the subcontinent? Finding the right publisher: Aamer Hussein

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    Photos: The forgotten history of Chinsurah, a part of Holland on the Ganges

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