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    An ex-editor writes: My name was deleted during SIR. Now police won’t clear my passport application

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    How a son’s discovery of his father’s army dispatches from World War Two became a book

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    English in India is its own language, but has it brought Indians together or set them apart?

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    ‘Super Subbu’ trailer: Telugu series explores sex education lessons in a village

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    Rush Hour: Ram temple trust chief resigns, Karnataka mandates FIR in revenge porn cases and more

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    Ramachandra Guha: How the Indian frontier service worked selflessly to build the new nation

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The fire and rescue services rescued four people who were stranded in the river in Ramnagar.

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रामनगर में कोसी नदी का जलस्तर बढ़ने से हनुमान धाम के पास 4 लोग कोसी नदी के पार फंसे हुए थे। सूचना पर तुरंत मौके पर पहुंची #UttarakhandPolice फायर सर्विस टीम ने लाइफ जैकट और रस्सी की सहायता से चारों को रेस्क्यू कर सकुशल नदी के पार पहुंचाया।#UKPoliceHaiSaath pic.twitter.com/mztxAMbWQ3

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