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    As Bhutan king visits India, he should be urged to free political prisoners in his country
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    When the US was panicking over Indian immigration in 1910s, this man tried to assuage its fears
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    People, state suffering: SC on bills pending before Tamil Nadu governor
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    Tirupati temple transfers 18 staffers for participating in ‘non-Hindu religious activities’
  • Rush Hour: Exit polls put BJP ahead in Delhi, deported Indians arrive from US and more
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    Rush Hour: Exit polls put BJP ahead in Delhi, deported Indians arrive from US and more
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    Ageing population, shrinking workforce: Why anti-immigrant measures by the Global North won’t last
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    Over 500 detained in J&K after suspected militants kill retired soldier in Kulgam: Report
  • ‘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
  • ‘A film that speaks to the way I understand cinema’: Boman Irani on directing ‘The Mehta Boys’
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    ‘A film that speaks to the way I understand cinema’: Boman Irani on directing ‘The Mehta Boys’
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    For children: The legendary kings, formidable queens and fearless fighters of Chittorgarh, Rajasthan
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Watch: What writer Arthur C Clarke predicted about artificial intelligence 59 years ago

‘The most intelligent inhabitants of that future world won’t be men or monkeys, they’ll be machines, the remote descendants of today’s computers.’

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Arthur C. Clarke about the future of AI.
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  1. As Bhutan king visits India, he should be urged to free political prisoners in his country

    As Bhutan king visits India, he should be urged to free political prisoners in his country
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    When the US was panicking over Indian immigration in 1910s, this man tried to assuage its fears
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    People, state suffering: SC on bills pending before Tamil Nadu governor
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    Tirupati temple transfers 18 staffers for participating in ‘non-Hindu religious activities’
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    Rush Hour: Exit polls put BJP ahead in Delhi, deported Indians arrive from US and more
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