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  • Human sacrifice, blood offerings, greed for gold: Why the 1970s Manwat murders continue to shock
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    Human sacrifice, blood offerings, greed for gold: Why the 1970s Manwat murders continue to shock
  • ‘CTRL’ review: A gripping thriller about data privacy in the age of AI
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    ‘CTRL’ review: A gripping thriller about data privacy in the age of AI
  • In a new book, Devdutt Pattanaik argues that the Harappan civilisation persists in our memories
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    In a new book, Devdutt Pattanaik argues that the Harappan civilisation persists in our memories
  • ‘Manvat Murders’ review: A solid whodunit but a sketchy whydunit
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    ‘Manvat Murders’ review: A solid whodunit but a sketchy whydunit

  • Writer R Raj Rao on why biographies of living poets are crucial to understanding their work
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    Writer R Raj Rao on why biographies of living poets are crucial to understanding their work
  • ‘Tanaav 2’ review: Truncated season leaves us hanging
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    ‘Tanaav 2’ review: Truncated season leaves us hanging
  • Foreign doctors crucial to US healthcare are caught in an immigration, visa maze
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    Foreign doctors crucial to US healthcare are caught in an immigration, visa maze
  • Castles in the air over India’s 2036 Olympics bid
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    Castles in the air over India’s 2036 Olympics bid
  • Why gau rakshaks are not unconditionally backing BJP in Haryana’s elections
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    Why gau rakshaks are not unconditionally backing BJP in Haryana’s elections
  • Why Indians have always been suspicious that their ghee is adulterated
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    Why Indians have always been suspicious that their ghee is adulterated
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  1. Human sacrifice, blood offerings, greed for gold: Why the 1970s Manwat murders continue to shock

    Human sacrifice, blood offerings, greed for gold: Why the 1970s Manwat murders continue to shock
  2. ‘CTRL’ review: A gripping thriller about data privacy in the age of AI

    ‘CTRL’ review: A gripping thriller about data privacy in the age of AI
  3. In a new book, Devdutt Pattanaik argues that the Harappan civilisation persists in our memories

    In a new book, Devdutt Pattanaik argues that the Harappan civilisation persists in our memories
  4. ‘Manvat Murders’ review: A solid whodunit but a sketchy whydunit

    ‘Manvat Murders’ review: A solid whodunit but a sketchy whydunit

  5. Writer R Raj Rao on why biographies of living poets are crucial to understanding their work

    Writer R Raj Rao on why biographies of living poets are crucial to understanding their work
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