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    ‘Nayak’ review: A magnificent study of the fame game
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    A new book examines the rich and fascinating history of Kutch, spanning nearly three centuries
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    Amid demands for transfer, Gujarat HC chief justice goes on two-week leave
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    Soft-porn cinema and the making of Indian desire: Darshana Sreedhar Mini on her book ‘Rated A’
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