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    A Sangh organisation is leading the demand that Christian tribals be delisted
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    Mughal romances: When dancer Rana Dil’s love for Dara Shikoh was challenged by Aurangzeb
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    By Ruskin Bond: A boy finds a purple stone that glows in the sunlight. But this is no ordinary stone
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    Bharathiraja (1941-2026): The earth remembers its own
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    Welfare economist Jean Drèze wins global award for research on poverty and inequality in India
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    Bihar to Bengal, the great Indian disenfranchisement now has the Supreme Court’s approval
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    Fiction: 18-year-old Shiv is reluctant when he is handpicked by Gandhi to study law in England
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    The chipped cup, the service lift and other things I had forgotten about India
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Bihar: Covid-19 patient dies outside Nalanda hospital, doctors wait to welcome health minister

According to the son of the deceased, the patient was not admitted to the hospital despite requests, NDTV reported.

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Nalanda shocker: As doctors wait to welcome the health minister, Covid positive patient dies in the ambulance

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