Eco India: Why India's status as 'open defecation free' is far from the truth
A decentralised approach to sanitation may be a step in the right direction for achieving an open defecation free India.
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1Sajni Mukherji (1945–2025): Beloved literature professor at Jadavpur University and a friend to all
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2How Indian school teachers are trying to battle Bollywood’s Hindutva history deluge
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3‘A warning to all’: What Rajiv Gandhi wrote in the guestbook of a WWII memorial in Belarus
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4From the memoir: A longtime Indian Railways employee remembers her first posting at a remote station
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5Why India has the worst amputation epidemic in the world
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6‘Noose around my neck’: Tech professionals rethink life in US amid immigration curbs
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7The erasure of Tibet’s linguistic diversity
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8‘Mouth’: A collection of speculative short fiction that breaks the binary of human and the other
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9Eco India: How community steam boilers in Gujarat are proving to be more energy efficient
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10‘The Owl, the River and the Valley’: Short stories with incisive knowledge of common Assamese woman
