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  • ‘Emergency’ review: A parodic Indira Gandhi biopic
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    ‘Emergency’ review: A parodic Indira Gandhi biopic
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    The murky, unregulated world of psychological counselling in India
  • Social media bans won’t keep teenagers safe – Finland shows a better approach
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    Social media bans won’t keep teenagers safe – Finland shows a better approach
  • This book studies past central governments to analyse the current regime’s push for privatisation
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    This book studies past central governments to analyse the current regime’s push for privatisation
  • Temple elephant violence is common in South India – and the law is to blame
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    Temple elephant violence is common in South India – and the law is to blame
  • ‘Paatal Lok’ season 2 review: The netherworld has a new address but a familiar roadmap
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    ‘Paatal Lok’ season 2 review: The netherworld has a new address but a familiar roadmap
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    ‘Azaad’ review: A love triangle between a man, a woman and… a horse
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    Food history: How nihari went from being the humble food of the poor to a dish for the high table
  • The story of how one family from Maharashtra built a thriving Hindustani music scene in Kanpur
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    The story of how one family from Maharashtra built a thriving Hindustani music scene in Kanpur
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    TM Krishna interview: It would have been wrong of me not to accept the Sangita Kalanidhi award
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  1. ‘Emergency’ review: A parodic Indira Gandhi biopic

    ‘Emergency’ review: A parodic Indira Gandhi biopic
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    This book studies past central governments to analyse the current regime’s push for privatisation
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    Temple elephant violence is common in South India – and the law is to blame
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