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  • How an Indian monk contributed to the understanding of Buddhism in China
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    How an Indian monk contributed to the understanding of Buddhism in China
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    Upamanyu Chatterjee’s ‘Lorenzo Searches for the Meaning of Life’ wins the JCB Prize for Literature
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    The Carnatic world is dominated by vocalists. How can instrumentalists find larger audiences?
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    Jharkhand election: 8 factors that helped JMM-led alliance to beat out the BJP
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    Sugar is terrible for our health – and the environment
  • Nepal should conduct ‘haze diplomacy’ to get India and Pakistan to cooperate on pollution control
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    Nepal should conduct ‘haze diplomacy’ to get India and Pakistan to cooperate on pollution control
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    Did Indian culture recognise an independent field of study called philosophy?
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    Cash transfers, caste calculus: What was behind the Mahayuti’s sweep in Maharashtra?
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    Gautam Adani, nephew summoned by United States securities commission in Rs 2,200 crore bribery case
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    Indian, US man convicted for ‘brutal’ deaths of family on US-Canada border in 2022
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Watch: South Korean mountain hikers create ‘junk art’ to encourage people not to litter

More and more people from the cities are now hiking in the mountains owing to physical distancing norms, creating more than the normal amount of waste.

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Nov 25, 2020 · 11:14 am
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These South Korean mountain hikers are making ‘junk art’ to encourage others not to litter as social distancing measures drive more people from the cities to the hills https://t.co/jMrwGOvFnP pic.twitter.com/9PbVmGyMi9

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