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    In Ladakh, climate change is raining on apricots, central to life and the economy

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    Maharashtra sets up panel to examine if STs who convert to other faiths should get quota benefits

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    The Indian Foreign Service built the country’s reputation. Now, it seeks awards for one leader

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    Brand strategist Ambi Parameswaran reflects on the 1980-1990s, when ads focused on children

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    Why angry young protesters in Delhi have turned against Modi

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    ‘Bol Bol Rani’ review: Sai Tamhankar prevents a mind game thriller from being a brain fade

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    Cockroach Janta Party protest: How liberal scepticism induces paralysis in oppositional politics

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    ‘This one line is my bible – every footnote is a confession of failure’: Translator Daisy Rockwell

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    From the memoir: When Oscar Wilde’s daughter-in-law did ‘Oriental’ makeup for Qurratulain Hyder

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Container ship Ever Given has blocked the Suez Canal since Tuesday, affecting one of the most crucial waterways for world trade.

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Mar 28, 2021 · 02:52 pm
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WATCH: Suez Canal Authority Chairman Osama Rabie said the ship blocking the Suez Canal moved slightly, but it remained unclear when it could be refloated https://t.co/QfkBHgvsih pic.twitter.com/ukYZRJbtkN

— Reuters India (@ReutersIndia) March 28, 2021

The container ship grounded in the Suez Canal could be dislodged early next week if a combination of heavier tugboats, dredging and a high tide proves successful, a Dutch firm tasked with moving the vessel said. More here https://t.co/yuaBrE6ypM pic.twitter.com/NlE6zLk4jt

— Reuters India (@ReutersIndia) March 28, 2021
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