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    A new book brings a Rampur family’s culinary history and cherished recipes created by the matriarch

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    For Jane Austen and her heroines, walking was more than a pastime – it was a form of resistance

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    ‘The Hunt: The Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case’ review: A balancing act between fact and drama

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    ‘Tell the judge he has done no crime’: The struggles of Hany Babu’s family

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    Why a letter by Chhattisgarh’s forest department ignited protests

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    Scroll Adda: Why this Ambedkarite academic wants more people to study India's Savarnas

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    Are our pampered pets really living their best life?

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    Mount Everest: A new route avoids treacherous Khumbu Icefall in safer path to summit

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    A new book suggests ways for professionals to develop AI literacy to thrive in an AI-first world

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    ‘Metro...In Dino’ review: A hot mess of mostly cold sentiment

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Watch: One of the first universities of the Russian empire set ablaze by Russian airstrike

Kharkiv University was founded in 1804. It is the second-oldest university in Ukraine.

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Mar 03, 2022 · 11:18 am
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One of the buildings of Kharkiv university on fire, hit by Russian missile. One of the first universities in Russian empire, officially founded in 1805. I interviewed a pro-Russian academic here in 2014. Putin is now destroying “Russian world” he is claiming to protect. pic.twitter.com/EvavU2L5SI

— Leonid Ragozin (@leonidragozin) March 2, 2022

Another devastating Russian strike on Kharkiv. This one hit the Karazin National University’s School of Sociology which sits across the street from the regional Interior Ministry office. Video via Anton Gerashenko, aide to Interior Minister. pic.twitter.com/pzG2XsKuY7

— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) March 2, 2022
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