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  • The complex story of the first British Indian to win an Olympic medal
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    The complex story of the first British Indian to win an Olympic medal
  • What triggered the stock market crash
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    What triggered the stock market crash
  • Is toothpaste killing all the good bacteria in our mouth?
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    Is toothpaste killing all the good bacteria in our mouth?
  • NAAC bribery, UGC’s diluted rules: Two controversies reflect crisis in Indian higher education
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    NAAC bribery, UGC’s diluted rules: Two controversies reflect crisis in Indian higher education
  • Voter rolls, not just EVMs: How Opposition is coming to a new understanding on BJP’s alleged rigging
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    Voter rolls, not just EVMs: How Opposition is coming to a new understanding on BJP’s alleged rigging
  • The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge
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    The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge
  • A new book brings the story of the roti, India’s versatile but unassuming staple food
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    A new book brings the story of the roti, India’s versatile but unassuming staple food
  • Why denying Rohingya children admission to schools is a human rights violation
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    Why denying Rohingya children admission to schools is a human rights violation
  • Hampi: Israeli woman among two allegedly raped, co-traveller found dead in canal
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    Hampi: Israeli woman among two allegedly raped, co-traveller found dead in canal
  • Is social media an ‘addiction’? This study looked at bodily responses while scrolling Instagram
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    Is social media an ‘addiction’? This study looked at bodily responses while scrolling Instagram
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‘It’s a just cause’: Foreigners set off for Ukraine to push back the invading Russian army

‘I started to read about the war crimes and that’s when it gets sickening’, a volunteer told Reuters.

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Mar 08, 2022 · 11:51 am
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‘I've been set in my mind why I'm going, and I know it's a just cause’: For foreign fighters, Ukraine offers purpose, camaraderie and combat https://t.co/YKTPs9HCyx pic.twitter.com/Rl3s5NCR69

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  1. The complex story of the first British Indian to win an Olympic medal

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    What triggered the stock market crash
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    Voter rolls, not just EVMs: How Opposition is coming to a new understanding on BJP’s alleged rigging
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