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  • Mumbai’s move to privatise five government hospitals will hit slum dwellers hard
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    Mumbai’s move to privatise five government hospitals will hit slum dwellers hard
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    How the Nattukottai Chettiars of TN built businesses across South India, Burma in the unstable 1930s
  • Can you be single and polyamorous in India? A new book looks for answers in life experiences
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    Can you be single and polyamorous in India? A new book looks for answers in life experiences
  • Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee’s recipe for ‘chicken cooked like a vegetable’ from his food book
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    Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee’s recipe for ‘chicken cooked like a vegetable’ from his food book
  • Mohammad Abdur Rahman Khan: The ‘Meteor Man’ who incorporated astronomy into everyday living
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    Mohammad Abdur Rahman Khan: The ‘Meteor Man’ who incorporated astronomy into everyday living
  • Healthcare risks, better shot at life for a child: Why Nigerian women give birth abroad
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    Healthcare risks, better shot at life for a child: Why Nigerian women give birth abroad
  • Right-wing attacks on academia are an existential threat to universities and democracy
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    Right-wing attacks on academia are an existential threat to universities and democracy
  • Pegasus spyware targeted 100 WhatsApp users in India, second-highest globally
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    Pegasus spyware targeted 100 WhatsApp users in India, second-highest globally
  • The weight loss paradox: Why shedding kilos comes with a risk
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    The weight loss paradox: Why shedding kilos comes with a risk
  • A new book shows how a Bangalore NGO adopted hands-on methods to teach science to school students
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    A new book shows how a Bangalore NGO adopted hands-on methods to teach science to school students
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Watch: Lewis Hamilton decks up in jewellery to press event after FIA proposes ban on it during races

The FIA may ban jewellery and body piercings during races, citing safety hazards.

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May 07, 2022 · 10:57 am
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  1. Mumbai’s move to privatise five government hospitals will hit slum dwellers hard

    Mumbai’s move to privatise five government hospitals will hit slum dwellers hard
  2. How the Nattukottai Chettiars of TN built businesses across South India, Burma in the unstable 1930s

    How the Nattukottai Chettiars of TN built businesses across South India, Burma in the unstable 1930s
  3. Can you be single and polyamorous in India? A new book looks for answers in life experiences

    Can you be single and polyamorous in India? A new book looks for answers in life experiences
  4. Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee’s recipe for ‘chicken cooked like a vegetable’ from his food book

    Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee’s recipe for ‘chicken cooked like a vegetable’ from his food book
  5. Mohammad Abdur Rahman Khan: The ‘Meteor Man’ who incorporated astronomy into everyday living

    Mohammad Abdur Rahman Khan: The ‘Meteor Man’ who incorporated astronomy into everyday living
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