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  • Fiction: Shah Jahan’s daughter Jahanara lives like a recluse with Panipat, a eunuch, for company
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    Fiction: Shah Jahan’s daughter Jahanara lives like a recluse with Panipat, a eunuch, for company
  • Ramachandra Guha on naturalist M Krishnan, who wanted to make cities hospitable to nature
    2

    Ramachandra Guha on naturalist M Krishnan, who wanted to make cities hospitable to nature
  • ‘Jigra’ review: Sister act simply does not fly
    3

    ‘Jigra’ review: Sister act simply does not fly
  • 1 crore trees – not 8.5 lakh – could be cut for Great Nicobar project, one ecologist estimates
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    1 crore trees – not 8.5 lakh – could be cut for Great Nicobar project, one ecologist estimates
  • Human sacrifice, blood offerings, greed for gold: Why the 1970s Manwat murders continue to shock
    5

    Human sacrifice, blood offerings, greed for gold: Why the 1970s Manwat murders continue to shock
  • ­­Hindus are not alone in facing hate crimes in the US amid surge in religion-based incidents
    6

    ­­Hindus are not alone in facing hate crimes in the US amid surge in religion-based incidents
  • Haryana is a reminder how firmly Indian politics is controlled by caste
    7

    Haryana is a reminder how firmly Indian politics is controlled by caste
  • ‘My novels explore human suffering’: Nobel laureate Han Kang writes with empathy for the vulnerable
    8

    ‘My novels explore human suffering’: Nobel laureate Han Kang writes with empathy for the vulnerable
  • October nonfiction: A new book by Ramchandra Guha and five other works on India’s cultural legacy
    9

    October nonfiction: A new book by Ramchandra Guha and five other works on India’s cultural legacy
  • Samajwadi Party, Congress will fight Uttar Pradesh bye-polls together, says Akhilesh Yadav
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    Samajwadi Party, Congress will fight Uttar Pradesh bye-polls together, says Akhilesh Yadav
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Watch: This community fridge for the poor in Bandra, Mumbai, has been installed by NGOs

The initiative was undertaken by organisations like Nobody Ever Sleeps Hungry, Rotary Club, and Daughters of the Cross.

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Oct 27, 2020 · 06:20 pm
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  1. Fiction: Shah Jahan’s daughter Jahanara lives like a recluse with Panipat, a eunuch, for company

    Fiction: Shah Jahan’s daughter Jahanara lives like a recluse with Panipat, a eunuch, for company
  2. Ramachandra Guha on naturalist M Krishnan, who wanted to make cities hospitable to nature

    Ramachandra Guha on naturalist M Krishnan, who wanted to make cities hospitable to nature
  3. ‘Jigra’ review: Sister act simply does not fly

    ‘Jigra’ review: Sister act simply does not fly
  4. 1 crore trees – not 8.5 lakh – could be cut for Great Nicobar project, one ecologist estimates

    1 crore trees – not 8.5 lakh – could be cut for Great Nicobar project, one ecologist estimates
  5. 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
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