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  • After 90 years, Agra gharana has moved out of its home in Mumbai
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    After 90 years, Agra gharana has moved out of its home in Mumbai
  • In our dreams: What if India could host the greatest literature festival of all times?
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    In our dreams: What if India could host the greatest literature festival of all times?
  • How the Congress cost AAP a majority in Delhi
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    How the Congress cost AAP a majority in Delhi
  • Exercise helps burn more calories – but not as much as you’d think
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    Exercise helps burn more calories – but not as much as you’d think
  • ‘The Secret of the Shiledars’ review: An amateurish hunt for Shivaji’s hidden treasure
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    ‘The Secret of the Shiledars’ review: An amateurish hunt for Shivaji’s hidden treasure
  • Wim Wenders on cinema’s future: ‘Hope is an amazing driving force, it gives soul to whatever you do’
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    Wim Wenders on cinema’s future: ‘Hope is an amazing driving force, it gives soul to whatever you do’
  • ‘If you liked the book, meet the author...in a book’: Reading Salman Rushdie in good and bad times
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    ‘If you liked the book, meet the author...in a book’: Reading Salman Rushdie in good and bad times
  • Trump wants Greenland – but many Greenlanders want independence
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    Trump wants Greenland – but many Greenlanders want independence
  • ‘Leave our mangoes alone!’: A tragicomic reality show at the India-Bangladesh border
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    ‘Leave our mangoes alone!’: A tragicomic reality show at the India-Bangladesh border
  • From the US to India, attacks on the nature of citizenship
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    From the US to India, attacks on the nature of citizenship
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Watch: This ‘upside-down’ waterfall in New South Wales, Australia is a most unusual sight

The waterfall appears to be defying gravity, but the phenomenon, which takes place a few times a year and is caused by strong winds, is totally natural.

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Aug 13, 2020 · 05:16 pm
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    In our dreams: What if India could host the greatest literature festival of all times?
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    Exercise helps burn more calories – but not as much as you’d think
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