Sri Lanka: Young protestors clean Presidential Palace, protect valuable goods in former PM’s house
‘We have a responsibility to clean this area because it is a public area and this is public money.’
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1‘Want development but not at the cost of our lives’: Why Dharavi rehabilitation is leading to fear
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2These poems by Ifaam Bashir and Zainab Ummer Farook won the inaugural Osmosis Poetry Prize
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3From history: How Marthanda Varma of Travancore fended off Europeans who coveted his kingdom
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4Banking, airlines, railways, coal, jute, newspapers: Ramkrishna Dalmia’s business-building spree
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5‘Saiyaara’ is a surprise blockbuster only for those who weren’t watching closely
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6‘Barbaric and inhuman torture’: Why Bombay HC acquitted all 12 convicted in 2006 Mumbai train blasts
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7Elections being ‘stolen’ in India: Rahul Gandhi after EC flags 52 lakh missing voters in Bihar
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8Fiction: A boy ends up in a burns ward. His mother and sister have their versions of what happened
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9Europe’s Palestine divide: Politicians target their own people for protesting
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10A new book tells beginners how to invest directly in stocks (instead of mutual fund schemes)
