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  • How laws against ‘magical healing’ are being used to target church workers in Assam
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    How laws against ‘magical healing’ are being used to target church workers in Assam
  • How the H-1B visa changed American food culture forever
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    How the H-1B visa changed American food culture forever
  • Interview: Releasing Nicobar report would be like ‘opening can of worms’, says anthropologist
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    Interview: Releasing Nicobar report would be like ‘opening can of worms’, says anthropologist
  • Books of conscience, books of courage, books of pain: Harsh Mander’s 15 favourite books of 2024
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    Books of conscience, books of courage, books of pain: Harsh Mander’s 15 favourite books of 2024
  • Why the BJP is here for the long haul – and the Opposition is still flailing
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    Why the BJP is here for the long haul – and the Opposition is still flailing
  • ‘Sangeet Manapmaan’ review: This period musical could have been an album
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    ‘Sangeet Manapmaan’ review: This period musical could have been an album
  • Sunday book pick: Empathetic and nuanced stories of animal-human conflict in ‘The Mirror of Wonders’
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    Sunday book pick: Empathetic and nuanced stories of animal-human conflict in ‘The Mirror of Wonders’
  • A dead body in the forest, injured children, and other unanswered questions about Bastar encounter
    8

    A dead body in the forest, injured children, and other unanswered questions about Bastar encounter
  • HMP virus: Panic can be prevented by communicating data and quantifying risk better
    9

    HMP virus: Panic can be prevented by communicating data and quantifying risk better
  • A new union of Maruti Suzuki workers emerges after years of solidarity, struggle
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    A new union of Maruti Suzuki workers emerges after years of solidarity, struggle

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Toy company Mattel has released the doll as part of its ‘role model’ series.

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Jul 13, 2021 · 04:25 pm
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  1. How laws against ‘magical healing’ are being used to target church workers in Assam

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    How the H-1B visa changed American food culture forever
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    Interview: Releasing Nicobar report would be like ‘opening can of worms’, says anthropologist
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    Books of conscience, books of courage, books of pain: Harsh Mander’s 15 favourite books of 2024
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    Why the BJP is here for the long haul – and the Opposition is still flailing
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