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  • In a new book, Devdutt Pattanaik argues that the Harappan civilisation persists in our memories
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    In a new book, Devdutt Pattanaik argues that the Harappan civilisation persists in our memories
  • Human sacrifice, blood offerings, greed for gold: Why the 1970s Manwat murders continue to shock
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    Human sacrifice, blood offerings, greed for gold: Why the 1970s Manwat murders continue to shock
  • Why Indians have always been suspicious that their ghee is adulterated
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    Why Indians have always been suspicious that their ghee is adulterated
  • UP court hands Muslim man life term citing ‘love jihad’ despite complainant retracting claim
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    UP court hands Muslim man life term citing ‘love jihad’ despite complainant retracting claim
  • Are IIM Mumbai’s high rankings based on inflated numbers?
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    Are IIM Mumbai’s high rankings based on inflated numbers?
  • In Ladakh, a massive energy project is shrouded in mystery
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    In Ladakh, a massive energy project is shrouded in mystery
  • Samsung India factory workers on strike seeking pay hike, better working conditions and days off
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    Samsung India factory workers on strike seeking pay hike, better working conditions and days off
  • India’s air, water, land are all polluted. The government has failed to tackle this, says a new book
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    India’s air, water, land are all polluted. The government has failed to tackle this, says a new book
  • Why is pollution not an issue in the Haryana elections?
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    Why is pollution not an issue in the Haryana elections?
  • Why women driving trains in India want other jobs
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    Why women driving trains in India want other jobs
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Oct 14, 2023 · 01:51 pm
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    Human sacrifice, blood offerings, greed for gold: Why the 1970s Manwat murders continue to shock
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  5. Are IIM Mumbai’s high rankings based on inflated numbers?

    Are IIM Mumbai’s high rankings based on inflated numbers?
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