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‘Blot on Indian culture’: Sangeet Som is recycling old myths about the Taj Mahal (and Shah Jahan)
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NDTV’s Sreenivasan Jain says channel’s decision to take down his story on Jay Shah is ‘unfortunate’
The big news: Yogi Adityanath says there’s no discrimination in Ram Rajya, and 9 other top stories
Why does India, the world’s largest democracy, love the idea of dictatorship?
Indian coach suspended for inappropriate conduct during Youth World Archery
Watch: Why some countries call it tea while others call it cha(i)
Analysis: BJP’s strategy of raising Robert Vadra in response to Jay Shah controversy could backfire
Before he won the Nobel Prize in 1983, Chandrasekhar’s theories were overlooked because of his race
Taj Mahal was built by the blood and sweat of Indian labourers, says Adityanath
Government lacks ‘brain power’ to understand importance of innovation, says entrepreneur Sam Pitroda
Caught on camera: Airport staff in Thailand rifling through passengers’ luggage
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