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    Savarna voters are angry with the BJP for its caste census – but they have nowhere else to go
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    Indus Water Treaty: Pakistan has few legal options against India
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    UN chief urges India, Pakistan to ‘avoid military confrontation’
  • Rush Hour: Bangladesh court orders Hindu monk’s arrest, Moody’s cuts India growth forecast and more
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    Rush Hour: Bangladesh court orders Hindu monk’s arrest, Moody’s cuts India growth forecast and more
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    Jammu and Kashmir students urge Amit Shah to withdraw DU circular seeking personal details
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    Bin free, litter-free, dust-free: How Indore became one of India’s cleanest cities
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    Nuclear threat, geo-political uncertainty: The risks of impulsive military action post-Pahalgam
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    Thriller: Every student in an elite Noida school is a suspect when a schoolmate is killed
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    What Donald Trump could learn from Jawaharlal Nehru about architecture
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    A new book throws light on a utopian population control plan after India became independent
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