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  • Caste as seen through an Orientalist lens: The ironic legacy of 18th-century Company paintings
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    Caste as seen through an Orientalist lens: The ironic legacy of 18th-century Company paintings

  • Why Adani’s Dharavi redevelopment plan has run into resistance from some residents
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    Why Adani’s Dharavi redevelopment plan has run into resistance from some residents

  • Why some Hindu-Americans are opposing the first South Asian to run in New York’s mayoral poll
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    Why some Hindu-Americans are opposing the first South Asian to run in New York’s mayoral poll

  • Harsh Mander: The plunder and loot by private healthcare in India
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    Harsh Mander: The plunder and loot by private healthcare in India

  • Indian writer Nilanjana S Roy is on the 2026 judging panel for the International Booker Prize
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    Indian writer Nilanjana S Roy is on the 2026 judging panel for the International Booker Prize

  • Why the intricate art of weaving the Jamdani sari is endangered in Bangladesh
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    Why the intricate art of weaving the Jamdani sari is endangered in Bangladesh

  • Muslim auto driver assaulted allegedly for refusing to shout ‘Jai Shri Ram’ in Bengaluru
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    Muslim auto driver assaulted allegedly for refusing to shout ‘Jai Shri Ram’ in Bengaluru

  • The Emergency is 50 years old, but film censorship is still flourishing
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    The Emergency is 50 years old, but film censorship is still flourishing

  • Delhi’s street vendors aren’t ‘illegal’ – sweeping evictions violate rights, crush livelihoods
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    Delhi’s street vendors aren’t ‘illegal’ – sweeping evictions violate rights, crush livelihoods

  • A new book asks what made Japan Westernise rapidly during the Meiji era in the late 19th century
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    A new book asks what made Japan Westernise rapidly during the Meiji era in the late 19th century

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Watch: Imprisoned Wikileaks founder Julian Assange gets married to fiancée in Belmarsh prison, UK

The ceremony was attended by four guest, two official witnesses, and two guards.

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Mar 24, 2022 · 01:14 pm
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Julian Assange's new bride Stella Moris makes tearful speech after cutting cake following today's #Assangewedding - "I love Julian with all my heart, I wish he was here" #FreeAssangeNOW @StellaMoris1 pic.twitter.com/nqiZfs7Gom

— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) March 23, 2022

Julian Assange and Stella Morris tie the knot at Belmarsh pic.twitter.com/ReDSiD06Qa

— Barnaby Nerberka (@barnabynerberka) March 23, 2022
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  1. Caste as seen through an Orientalist lens: The ironic legacy of 18th-century Company paintings

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    Why some Hindu-Americans are opposing the first South Asian to run in New York’s mayoral poll

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    Harsh Mander: The plunder and loot by private healthcare in India

  5. Indian writer Nilanjana S Roy is on the 2026 judging panel for the International Booker Prize

    Indian writer Nilanjana S Roy is on the 2026 judging panel for the International Booker Prize

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