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    Hit by heatwave, Mumbai is ignoring a quick fix to cool off – keeping parks open in the afternoon
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    Why a push for cleaner air is bad news for Mumbai’s iconic pao
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    The complex story of the first British Indian to win an Olympic medal
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    What triggered the stock market crash
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    The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge
  • March global nonfiction: These six recently published books capture the many moods of human history
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    March global nonfiction: These six recently published books capture the many moods of human history
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    NAAC bribery, UGC’s diluted rules: Two controversies reflect crisis in Indian higher education
  • Indian-origin man linked to BJP in Australia sentenced to 40 years for raping five Korean women
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    Indian-origin man linked to BJP in Australia sentenced to 40 years for raping five Korean women
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    ‘Wild Fictions’ by Amitav Ghosh: An eloquent testament to the life of the mind
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    When did the ancestors of humans first start eating meat? Tooth fossils could provide some clues
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    Hit by heatwave, Mumbai is ignoring a quick fix to cool off – keeping parks open in the afternoon
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    The complex story of the first British Indian to win an Olympic medal
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    What triggered the stock market crash
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    The UK wants to ban first-cousin marriages – but there’s an ethical challenge
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