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    ‘The world transfers / Man / Into its own / Resonance’: Five poems about humanity’s ‘zero hour’
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    ‘Devmanus’ review: A respectable remake with a well-matched lead pair
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    A new book examines why Narendra Modi struggled for a big win in Varanasi in the 2024 elections
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    Trump’s tariffs may be the wake-up call India needs
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    ‘Costao’ review: A rote tale of honesty under severe pressure
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    Why Opposition is going soft on Modi government for security lapses in Pahalgam
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Ed Sheeran sang for young cancer patients and hospital staff at the Queensland Children's Hospital in Brisbane.

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Feb 24, 2023 · 12:14 pm
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Ed Sheeran tocó gratis en el Children’s Hospital (público) de Queensland. Atención a las instalaciones.

Pero si me dijeron que no hay nada como la salud pública gratuita Argentina. Qué baile. pic.twitter.com/3megE6nWpb

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  1. Why India is a lifeline for medical tourists

    Why India is a lifeline for medical tourists
  2. In a new book, a young naturalist writes about helping clear an invasive weed from Bandipur forest

    In a new book, a young naturalist writes about helping clear an invasive weed from Bandipur forest
  3. ‘CJI Khanna came out of syllabus’: Why BJP launched a bitter attack on the Supreme Court

    ‘CJI Khanna came out of syllabus’: Why BJP launched a bitter attack on the Supreme Court
  4. ‘The world transfers / Man / Into its own / Resonance’: Five poems about humanity’s ‘zero hour’

    ‘The world transfers / Man / Into its own / Resonance’: Five poems about humanity’s ‘zero hour’
  5. ‘Devmanus’ review: A respectable remake with a well-matched lead pair

    ‘Devmanus’ review: A respectable remake with a well-matched lead pair
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