Reading
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Ranjit Hoskote on picking texts from India’s 2,500-year literary tradition for a new anthology
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Why Delhi HC is angry with Wikipedia for calling ANI a ‘government propaganda tool’
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YA fiction: Three teens sneak into Pakistan to nab a terrorist and make him face justice in India
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‘Paani’ review: An engaging saga of a rare miracle in drought-prone Marathwada
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Meet the reader inspired to seek their own eclectic, confused and misdirected adventures with books
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The outsize legacy of Kaziranga’s mahouts and their elephants
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‘It was more insanity than courage’: Arpita Das on what made her start Yoda Press twenty years ago
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The colonial blind spot in the analysis that was awarded this year’s Economics Nobel
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Sakshi Malik’s memoir ‘Witness’: The wrestler sees an unsparing image of herself in her own mirror
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‘Snakes and Ladders’ review: Teenagers go enjoyably rogue