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  • Four questions Indians must ask about Operation Sindoor
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    Four questions Indians must ask about Operation Sindoor

  • Why the India-Pakistan ceasefire is giving Modi supporters heartburn
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    Why the India-Pakistan ceasefire is giving Modi supporters heartburn

  • Interview: ‘Op Sindoor won't stop terror; conflict with India existential for Pak Army’
    3

    Interview: ‘Op Sindoor won't stop terror; conflict with India existential for Pak Army’

  • A new book examines the repercussions of shutting the Indian Railways network during Covid-19
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    A new book examines the repercussions of shutting the Indian Railways network during Covid-19

  • Told India, Pakistan ‘we will not trade if you don’t stop’, claims Donald Trump
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    Told India, Pakistan ‘we will not trade if you don’t stop’, claims Donald Trump

  • Pakistan’s ‘nuclear blackmail’ will not be tolerated, says PM Modi
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    Pakistan’s ‘nuclear blackmail’ will not be tolerated, says PM Modi

  • Sunday book pick: The rootless marriage of an Englishman and a Bengali woman in ‘Memories of Rain’
    7

    Sunday book pick: The rootless marriage of an Englishman and a Bengali woman in ‘Memories of Rain’

  • The community that became home: Nine years of Broke Bibliophiles – Bombay Chapter book club
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    The community that became home: Nine years of Broke Bibliophiles – Bombay Chapter book club

  • Operation Sindoor: Both Hindutva backers and leftists are wrong in claiming India-Israel parallels
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    Operation Sindoor: Both Hindutva backers and leftists are wrong in claiming India-Israel parallels

  • Interview: ‘Embarrassing for Modi to compromise under Trump pressure’
    10

    Interview: ‘Embarrassing for Modi to compromise under Trump pressure’

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Covid norms violation: Crowds hurl cowdung cakes at one another as part of Ugadi rituals

No physical distancing or masks to be seen during the festivities in Kairuppala village in Andhra Pradesh.

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Apr 15, 2021 · 05:02 pm
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#WATCH Social distancing norms violated at 'Pidakal war', during which cow dung cakes are hurled by two sides at each other on the next day of Ugadi, in Kairuppala village, Kurnool district yesterday#AndhraPradesh pic.twitter.com/4GGHpyyXn3

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