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    How the Sassoons of Bombay became one of China’s wealthiest families
  • ‘No Pausa’ walks with women on long road through menopause
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    ‘No Pausa’ walks with women on long road through menopause
  • A book of real-life accounts from the Indian Air Force honours those who took part in the 1962 war
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    A book of real-life accounts from the Indian Air Force honours those who took part in the 1962 war
  • Proposed Waqf Act amendments strike a discriminatory note for Muslim charitable organisations
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    Proposed Waqf Act amendments strike a discriminatory note for Muslim charitable organisations
  • Family history: A writer investigates why her great-grandfather chose to sail to South Africa
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    Family history: A writer investigates why her great-grandfather chose to sail to South Africa
  • How the 1958 Mundhra scam exposed the nexus between LIC, the bureaucracy and rogue businessmen
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    How the 1958 Mundhra scam exposed the nexus between LIC, the bureaucracy and rogue businessmen
  • November global nonfiction: Start a new month with these recent books, including Orhan Pamuk’s
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    November global nonfiction: Start a new month with these recent books, including Orhan Pamuk’s
  • Trying a ‘digital detox’? Four ways to make it a success
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    Trying a ‘digital detox’? Four ways to make it a success
  • Hounded around the world, the first ‘man-made man’ took refuge in India
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    Hounded around the world, the first ‘man-made man’ took refuge in India
  • Booker Prize review: Desire, suspicion, and obsession comprise the emotional core of ‘The Safekeep’
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    Booker Prize review: Desire, suspicion, and obsession comprise the emotional core of ‘The Safekeep’
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Watch: Satirist Urvish Kothari explores ways in which India’s history can be rewritten

Who really killed Mahatma Gandhi? Why did Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel ban the RSS? And other options when it comes to historical truth.

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Nov 29, 2022 · 06:44 pm
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A new video after long break.
Probable rewriting of the episodes of Gandhi-Godse, Sardar-Sangh.
गांधी-गोडसे, सरदार-संघ के इतिहास का संभावित पुनर्लेखन।#GujaratiFunda pic.twitter.com/RfuKbTFC4Q

— Urvish Kothari ~ उर्वीश कोठारी (@urvish2020) November 28, 2022
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  1. How the Sassoons of Bombay became one of China’s wealthiest families

    How the Sassoons of Bombay became one of China’s wealthiest families
  2. ‘No Pausa’ walks with women on long road through menopause

    ‘No Pausa’ walks with women on long road through menopause
  3. A book of real-life accounts from the Indian Air Force honours those who took part in the 1962 war

    A book of real-life accounts from the Indian Air Force honours those who took part in the 1962 war
  4. Proposed Waqf Act amendments strike a discriminatory note for Muslim charitable organisations

    Proposed Waqf Act amendments strike a discriminatory note for Muslim charitable organisations
  5. Family history: A writer investigates why her great-grandfather chose to sail to South Africa

    Family history: A writer investigates why her great-grandfather chose to sail to South Africa
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