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  • For children: When the Greeks, Shakas, Parthians, and Kushanas made a pitstop in ancient India
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    For children: When the Greeks, Shakas, Parthians, and Kushanas made a pitstop in ancient India
  • The exotic, the respectable, and the vulnerable: How the coloniser’s photographs saw Indian women
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    The exotic, the respectable, and the vulnerable: How the coloniser’s photographs saw Indian women
  • ‘Chhaava’ review: A brutally violent version of Maratha history
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    ‘Chhaava’ review: A brutally violent version of Maratha history
  • Soft-porn cinema and the making of Indian desire: Darshana Sreedhar Mini on her book ‘Rated A’
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    Soft-porn cinema and the making of Indian desire: Darshana Sreedhar Mini on her book ‘Rated A’
  • With traditional songs and health tips, a Telangana radio station run by Dalit women strikes a chord
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    With traditional songs and health tips, a Telangana radio station run by Dalit women strikes a chord
  • Born on this day: Remembering Faiz Ahmad Faiz and his poetry of passion
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    Born on this day: Remembering Faiz Ahmad Faiz and his poetry of passion
  • Is your digestion fast or slow? Find out with the ‘sweetcorn test’ and what it means
    7

    Is your digestion fast or slow? Find out with the ‘sweetcorn test’ and what it means
  • What explains a controversial Punjabi preacher’s astonishing popularity in Jharkhand?
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    What explains a controversial Punjabi preacher’s astonishing popularity in Jharkhand?
  • ‘Dhoom Dhaam’ review: A low-key blast of chaos
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    ‘Dhoom Dhaam’ review: A low-key blast of chaos
  • ‘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
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  1. For children: When the Greeks, Shakas, Parthians, and Kushanas made a pitstop in ancient India

    For children: When the Greeks, Shakas, Parthians, and Kushanas made a pitstop in ancient India
  2. The exotic, the respectable, and the vulnerable: How the coloniser’s photographs saw Indian women

    The exotic, the respectable, and the vulnerable: How the coloniser’s photographs saw Indian women
  3. ‘Chhaava’ review: A brutally violent version of Maratha history

    ‘Chhaava’ review: A brutally violent version of Maratha history
  4. Soft-porn cinema and the making of Indian desire: Darshana Sreedhar Mini on her book ‘Rated A’

    Soft-porn cinema and the making of Indian desire: Darshana Sreedhar Mini on her book ‘Rated A’
  5. With traditional songs and health tips, a Telangana radio station run by Dalit women strikes a chord

    With traditional songs and health tips, a Telangana radio station run by Dalit women strikes a chord
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