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  • For children: When the Greeks, Shakas, Parthians, and Kushanas made a pitstop in ancient India
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    For children: When the Greeks, Shakas, Parthians, and Kushanas made a pitstop in ancient India
  • How Adani bagged an energy project on India-Pak border for which defence rules were relaxed
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    How Adani bagged an energy project on India-Pak border for which defence rules were relaxed
  • 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
  • Modi degree case: ‘Is there any public interest?’ Delhi High Court asks RTI applicant
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    Modi degree case: ‘Is there any public interest?’ Delhi High Court asks RTI applicant
  • A new order from Himachal’s forest department brings relief to pastoralists – but only partially
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    A new order from Himachal’s forest department brings relief to pastoralists – but only partially
  • I travelled to ground zero of the cyber scams targeting India. Here is what I found
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    I travelled to ground zero of the cyber scams targeting India. Here is what I found
  • Soft-porn cinema and the making of Indian desire: Darshana Sreedhar Mini on her book ‘Rated A’
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    Soft-porn cinema and the making of Indian desire: Darshana Sreedhar Mini on her book ‘Rated A’
  • Rush Hour: Adani bagged project after defence rules were relaxed, SC criticises ‘freebies’ and more
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    Rush Hour: Adani bagged project after defence rules were relaxed, SC criticises ‘freebies’ and more
  • ‘Hindi Hindu Histories’: Fascinating accounts of four 20th-century outliers who imagined new futures
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    ‘Hindi Hindu Histories’: Fascinating accounts of four 20th-century outliers who imagined new futures
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    ‘No guarantee you will come back’: SC rejects Indrani Mukerjea’s plea to travel abroad
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Watch: Mural of Marianne – ‘symbol of France’ – defaced with ‘tears’ during protests in Paris

Paris has been rife with protests against a new law that prohibits people from posting pictures identifying police officers on duty.

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Dec 15, 2020 · 02:45 pm
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VIDEO: Marianne "cries" in Paris as artist's mural defaced with tears.

A fresco by artist Obey depicting Marianne - the symbol of France - on a building in Paris has been defaced. Red tears were added and the motto of the Republic "liberty, equality, fraternity" was crossed out pic.twitter.com/l5RMg1aWGf

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  1. For children: When the Greeks, Shakas, Parthians, and Kushanas made a pitstop in ancient India

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    How Adani bagged an energy project on India-Pak border for which defence rules were relaxed
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    After 90 years, Agra gharana has moved out of its home in Mumbai
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    Modi degree case: ‘Is there any public interest?’ Delhi High Court asks RTI applicant
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    A new order from Himachal’s forest department brings relief to pastoralists – but only partially
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