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    The challenges of makhana’s rapidly rising appeal in india
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    ‘CJI Khanna came out of syllabus’: Why BJP launched a bitter attack on the Supreme Court
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    ‘Great Mughals’ show in London reinforces colonial perspectives that museums claim to be questioning
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    Why India is a lifeline for medical tourists
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    Punishment in search of a crime: Franz Kafka’s ‘The Trial’ turns 100
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    Thriller: Every student in an elite Noida school is a suspect when a schoolmate is killed
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    Fiction: Rabiya’s dream of becoming a teacher is shattered when she’s married off to an older man
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‘Do not study on Sundays’: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman tells young students in Kota

‘Do well, you are going to be the leaders later.’

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Jan 10, 2023 · 10:05 am
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'Do well, you are going to be the leaders later.'

- Smt @nsitharaman tells young students in Kota. @PIB_India @PIBJaipur pic.twitter.com/xFTmLmJbs2

— NSitharamanOffice (@nsitharamanoffc) January 8, 2023
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