Border Tales
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Opinion: Strong-armed majoritarianism can never solve the challenges in India’s border regions
India is more than pettiness and misplaced nationalism, says a retired general and administrator.
Bhopinder Singh
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Why Mizos have come out to support protesters against Myanmar coup
The military takeover has led to a flood of empathy in Mizoram, whose people have long kinship ties across the porous border.
CV Lalmalsawmi
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At the Torkham border, students from Afghanistan cross over to Pakistan everyday to go to school
Ties between the two countries affect the education of these children, who have no way to get to school every time the border closes.
Ibrahim Shinwari
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Has Modi’s Vande Bharat push come at the cost of train safety?
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How the East India Company tried to use paintings to lionise Robert Clive – and failed
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Fitness watch: How muscle memory helps you get back into shape after a break
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Even a train tragedy in India is being blamed on Muslims online
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Is it better to lose weight slowly or quickly? Here’s what researchers say
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Lost in the din of a BSF constable's viral videos – a serious breach of service rules
Military rules prohibit the airing of views in public. But in the age of social media, this is as good as forgotten.
Saikat Datta
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The Modi government brought out its ultimate weapon to fight the Chinese: a thesaurus
The defence minister sought to explain away the recent Chinese entry into Indian territory by calling it a 'transgression' and not an 'incursion'. Say what?
Shoaib Daniyal