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  • Mumbai’s move to privatise five government hospitals will hit slum dwellers hard
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    Mumbai’s move to privatise five government hospitals will hit slum dwellers hard
  • How the Nattukottai Chettiars of TN built businesses across South India, Burma in the unstable 1930s
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    How the Nattukottai Chettiars of TN built businesses across South India, Burma in the unstable 1930s
  • Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee’s recipe for ‘chicken cooked like a vegetable’ from his food book
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    Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee’s recipe for ‘chicken cooked like a vegetable’ from his food book
  • Why ‘Phule’ is facing censorship – though previous biopics of the reformer did not
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    Why ‘Phule’ is facing censorship – though previous biopics of the reformer did not
  • April global nonfiction: Six new books about the many ways human history has changed over the years
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    April global nonfiction: Six new books about the many ways human history has changed over the years
  • Pegasus spyware targeted 100 WhatsApp users in India, second-highest globally
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    Pegasus spyware targeted 100 WhatsApp users in India, second-highest globally
  • Right-wing attacks on academia are an existential threat to universities and democracy
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    Right-wing attacks on academia are an existential threat to universities and democracy
  • Interview: New bill criminalises the existence of refugees within India’s borders
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    Interview: New bill criminalises the existence of refugees within India’s borders
  • Healthcare risks, better shot at life for a child: Why Nigerian women give birth abroad
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    Healthcare risks, better shot at life for a child: Why Nigerian women give birth abroad
  • ‘An economic WWIII’: Arvind Subraminum explains what Trump’s tariffs mean for India
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    ‘An economic WWIII’: Arvind Subraminum explains what Trump’s tariffs mean for India
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  1. Mumbai’s move to privatise five government hospitals will hit slum dwellers hard

    Mumbai’s move to privatise five government hospitals will hit slum dwellers hard
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    How the Nattukottai Chettiars of TN built businesses across South India, Burma in the unstable 1930s
  3. Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee’s recipe for ‘chicken cooked like a vegetable’ from his food book

    Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee’s recipe for ‘chicken cooked like a vegetable’ from his food book
  4. Why ‘Phule’ is facing censorship – though previous biopics of the reformer did not

    Why ‘Phule’ is facing censorship – though previous biopics of the reformer did not
  5. April global nonfiction: Six new books about the many ways human history has changed over the years

    April global nonfiction: Six new books about the many ways human history has changed over the years
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