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  • Days ahead of polls, displaced slum residents in Delhi found names deleted from electoral rolls
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    Days ahead of polls, displaced slum residents in Delhi found names deleted from electoral rolls
  • State of forest report appears not to have been scientifically prepared, says citizens’ group
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    State of forest report appears not to have been scientifically prepared, says citizens’ group
  • Sudhir Dhawale interview: ‘The law remains blind to injustice even with the blindfold gone’
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    Sudhir Dhawale interview: ‘The law remains blind to injustice even with the blindfold gone’
  • Stagnant wages, inflation slowing down Indian economy
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    Stagnant wages, inflation slowing down Indian economy
  • ‘A film that speaks to the way I understand cinema’: Boman Irani on directing ‘The Mehta Boys’
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    ‘A film that speaks to the way I understand cinema’: Boman Irani on directing ‘The Mehta Boys’
  • ‘Merely companies to conduct examinations’: What Lokmanya Tilak thought of Indian universities
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    ‘Merely companies to conduct examinations’: What Lokmanya Tilak thought of Indian universities
  • ‘The Secret of the Shiledars’ review: An amateurish hunt for Shivaji’s hidden treasure
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    ‘The Secret of the Shiledars’ review: An amateurish hunt for Shivaji’s hidden treasure
  • As Bhutan king visits India, he should be urged to free political prisoners in his country
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    As Bhutan king visits India, he should be urged to free political prisoners in his country
  • Budget allocations undercut vision of New Education Policy
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    Budget allocations undercut vision of New Education Policy
  • My father lost Rs 10 lakh in a digital arrest scam. Here’s how he got some money back
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    My father lost Rs 10 lakh in a digital arrest scam. Here’s how he got some money back
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Watch: 30-feet-long whale carcass washes ashore in south Mumbai

The carcass washed ashore near the Mumbai Coastal Road Project site.

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Mar 24, 2022 · 03:19 pm
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30-ft-long #whale #carcass washed ashore near #Mumbai Coastal Road project in South Mumbai

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