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    A Sangh organisation is leading the demand that Christian tribals be delisted
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    Welfare economist Jean Drèze wins global award for research on poverty and inequality in India
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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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    The chipped cup, the service lift and other things I had forgotten about India
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    Why the Trinamool Congress is collapsing like a house of cards
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    The Nobel Prizes, hygge, crime fiction: How ‘Scandimania’ has taken over the world
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    Court sets aside order denying FIR against Rahul Gandhi for describing Ram as ‘mythological’
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    Israel and India show how democracies drift towards digital authoritarianism
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    ‘Had I another life, I’d spend more time translating’: Poet Arvind Krishna Mehrotra on turning 80
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‘I hope the grown-ups in charge wake up.’

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Swarms of 300 illuminated drones forming iconic animals have descended on Cornwall demanding the G7 world leaders #ActNow to protect the planet.

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