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    Umar Khalid book excerpt: Exploring the history of Singhbhum’s tribal societies in British India
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    Bengal’s history of communal politics is fertile ground for BJP’s polarising agenda
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    Tamil Nadu CM Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ film cleared with ‘A’ certificate after seven-month delay
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    How Japanese military officers freely scouted colonial India without raising British suspicion
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    Lahore, love and loss: Why a Partition-theme film sparked memories of my parents’ difficult romance
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    A new book shows the many interesting ways Indians eat rice and combine it with other ingredients
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    BJP fields three ex-TMC MPs for Rajya Sabha hours after inducting them
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Bolsonaro was at an airport in Espirito Santo when he decided to board a departing flight, news agency AFP reported.

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