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  • A new self-help book recommends ways to step out of the comfort zone and take on new challenges
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    A new self-help book recommends ways to step out of the comfort zone and take on new challenges
  • For children: Four friends are on a camping trip in a grand amusement park, but something is fishy
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    For children: Four friends are on a camping trip in a grand amusement park, but something is fishy
  • ‘Dukh ki Duniya Bhitar Hai’: In writer Jey Sushil’s memoir, an intimate republic and a sense of loss
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    ‘Dukh ki Duniya Bhitar Hai’: In writer Jey Sushil’s memoir, an intimate republic and a sense of loss
  • As the US joins Israel’s bombing of Iran, what is the endgame?
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    As the US joins Israel’s bombing of Iran, what is the endgame?
  • The paradox of English: It is both a foreign tongue and a deeply embedded Indian language
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    The paradox of English: It is both a foreign tongue and a deeply embedded Indian language
  • ‘Kaalidhar Laapata’ trailer: Abhishek Bachchan stars in a bucket list comedy
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    ‘Kaalidhar Laapata’ trailer: Abhishek Bachchan stars in a bucket list comedy
  • The JCB Prize for Literature has shut down. What else has ended with it?
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    The JCB Prize for Literature has shut down. What else has ended with it?
  • ‘It’s taking a gamble’: As US vets social media posts for student visas, anxiety grips applicants
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    ‘It’s taking a gamble’: As US vets social media posts for student visas, anxiety grips applicants
  • United States enters war against Iran, bombs three key nuclear sites
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    United States enters war against Iran, bombs three key nuclear sites
  • 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
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  1. A new self-help book recommends ways to step out of the comfort zone and take on new challenges

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    The paradox of English: It is both a foreign tongue and a deeply embedded Indian language
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