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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
  • How the Nattukottai Chettiars of TN built businesses across South India, Burma in the unstable 1930s
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    How the Nattukottai Chettiars of TN built businesses across South India, Burma in the unstable 1930s
  • Why ‘Phule’ is facing censorship – though previous biopics of the reformer did not
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    Why ‘Phule’ is facing censorship – though previous biopics of the reformer did not
  • April global nonfiction: Six new books about the many ways human history has changed over the years
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    April global nonfiction: Six new books about the many ways human history has changed over the years
  • 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 Last Knot’: An inventive novel that transports us to Kashmir’s era of tyranny under Dogra rule
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    ‘The Last Knot’: An inventive novel that transports us to Kashmir’s era of tyranny under Dogra rule
  • 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
  • Foreigners staying in US for over 30 days told to register with government or face arrest
    8

    Foreigners staying in US for over 30 days told to register with government or face arrest
  • 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
  • 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
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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. Why ‘Phule’ is facing censorship – though previous biopics of the reformer did not

    Why ‘Phule’ is facing censorship – though previous biopics of the reformer did not
  4. April global nonfiction: Six new books about the many ways human history has changed over the years

    April global nonfiction: Six new books about the many ways human history has changed over the years
  5. Pegasus spyware targeted 100 WhatsApp users in India, second-highest globally

    Pegasus spyware targeted 100 WhatsApp users in India, second-highest globally
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