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  • How Japanese military officers freely scouted colonial India without raising British suspicion
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    How Japanese military officers freely scouted colonial India without raising British suspicion
  • ‘Rajani’: How Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay addressed caste, class, and desire in the 19th century
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    ‘Rajani’: How Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay addressed caste, class, and desire in the 19th century
  • Lahore, love and loss: Why a Partition-theme film sparked memories of my parents’ difficult romance
    3

    Lahore, love and loss: Why a Partition-theme film sparked memories of my parents’ difficult romance
  • A new book shows the many interesting ways Indians eat rice and combine it with other ingredients
    4

    A new book shows the many interesting ways Indians eat rice and combine it with other ingredients
  • E20 may marginally hurt mileage, but vehicle damage claims ‘overblown’: Nitin Gadkari
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    E20 may marginally hurt mileage, but vehicle damage claims ‘overblown’: Nitin Gadkari
  • Why are so many trees falling in Mumbai?
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    Why are so many trees falling in Mumbai?
  • Literature review, summaries, data analysis: What are the limits of AI use in academic research?
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    Literature review, summaries, data analysis: What are the limits of AI use in academic research?
  • A new biography of Aurangzeb examines the role of his queens and the harem in his empire
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    A new biography of Aurangzeb examines the role of his queens and the harem in his empire
  • How selective public outrage can justify custodial deaths, reinforce state impunity
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    How selective public outrage can justify custodial deaths, reinforce state impunity
  • Telangana: Union minister’s son granted bail in Pocso case
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    Telangana: Union minister’s son granted bail in Pocso case
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