Eco India: Between 1991 and 2018, Mumbai lost 40% green cover and saw a 66% rise in built up area
An ecosystem in itself, a food forest can be an effective solution for a city like Mumbai
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1The story of how one family from Maharashtra built a thriving Hindustani music scene in Kanpur
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2Uganda’s ‘rolex’: The many meanings of the quintessential street food
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3‘Kandukondain Kandukondain’ at 25: An enduring charmer about losing and finding love and happiness
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4Why is a Bahujan writer questioning the legacy of Fatima Sheikh, an associate of Savitribai Phule?
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5Ramachandra Guha: Manmohan Singh helped unshackle India’s economy – but also enabled Modi’s rise
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6Sunday book pick: The pleasures of abiding by your convictions in ‘The English Understand Wool’
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7Books of conscience, books of courage, books of pain: Harsh Mander’s 15 favourite books of 2024
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8‘Sita’s Voice in the Assamese Ramayana’: A rebellious Sita and translating classical Assamese texts
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9Ganjam to Surat, caste is the gateway to a better life for migrant labourers
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10Tribute: In David Lodge’s (1935-2025) writings, the fictions of Derrida and spectres of Marx
