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Translated fiction: Mohini, a transwoman, prepares for her daughter Disha’s wedding
Nasima Anis Sarban Bandopadhyay
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Readers’ comments: Indians run the world. Those who drafted US ‘security strategy’ don’t know that
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From dust to digital: The quest to preserve India’s bazaar art
Kamayani Sharma
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Indian mafiosi: The story of ‘Cleopatra’, once crime boss Varadarajan Mudaliar’s trusted aide
S Hussain Zaidi Velly Thevar
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Sweden: New mining project will bring more industries into Indigenous Sami land
Georgia de Leeuw, The Conversation
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Thrilling new versions of Greek myths pulse with queer desire and feminist fury
Rachael Mead, The Conversation
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‘Ungovernable’ institutions: Why South Africa and Pakistan struggle while Singapore is success story
Busani Ngcaweni, The Conversation
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How illustrated calendars issued by the Punjab and Sind Bank became an archive of Sikh history
Kanika Singh
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As democracy backslides everywhere, the Global South must reimagine a new world order
Devyani Kacker
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‘Ghost-Eye’: Amitav Ghosh’s new novel of the ‘environmental uncanny’ seeks to reinvent the form
Sanjay Sipahimalani
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Start the week with a film: The power of love and memory in ‘I’m Still Here’
Scroll Staff
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Flyers can seek damages from IndiGo. But most will skip that route
Tabassum Barnagarwala Johanna Deeksha
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‘Pops’ Mohamed (1949-2025): South African musician defied the bounds of genre, instruments and race
Gwen Ansell, The Conversation
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Pests descend on tea gardens in Bangladesh and India as weather gets warmer
Sadiqur Rahman
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‘Seeking the Infinite’: Devotion and longing in Madhu Raghavendra’s poems seeking the divine
Gitanjali Roy
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Sunday book pick: RK Narayan’s autobiographical novel ‘The English Teacher’ mourns his wife’s death
Sayari Debnath
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A little-known romance: When a Burmese princess met two royals captivated by her beauty in Allahabad
Neha Vermani
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‘A Return to Self’: Aatish Taseer’s memoir of world travel reflects the enigmas of today’s India
Shakir Mir
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‘India’s First Radicals’ argues for a generous assessment of 19th-century Indian intellectual life
Ankush Pal
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‘The Elysian Field’ preview: ‘Paradise can be the people with whom we share our lives’
Nandini Ramnath