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Court's Sweeping Powers Under Article 142 Can't Be Used to Override Substantive Law: SC
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In the Land of the Vishwaguru, We Are Frogs in a Well
At a recent trip to Uzbekistan, I was expecting to be treated as a visitor from the country that we have been regularly ...
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The Tiny, Flickering Light Within
Translator K. Srilata’s quest in these five unpublished translations from well-known Tamil novelist and poet Vatsala’s most ...
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Can India's Worsening Religious Freedom Affect Its US Ties, Congressional Report Explores
'After a decade of BJP rule at the federal level and expanded BJP power in state governments since 2014, Hindu chauvinism and ...
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In Chhattisgarh's Hasdeo, Coal Is Driving Humans and Elephants to Conflict
The government faces a difficult balancing act – one that requires acknowledging the human cost of its policies.
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Watch | Ratan Tata Had Four 'Great Loves', Two American, One Parsi, One Gujarati Who 'Walked Away'
In a 45-minute interview to Karan Thapar for The Wire, which reveals in detail Ratan Tata’s personality, his private life, the things that mattered to him, his relationship with his dogs, Tito and ...
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Economic Struggles Push Anura Dissanayake’s NPP Alliance to Victory in Sri Lanka Parliamentary Polls
Since my childhood, every election map has highlighted a divided country, with clear regional splits in the results. For the ...
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Maharashtra Polls: Once Unified by Balasaheb, Who Will Prevail in the Mumbai-Konkan Region?
Since Shiv Sena's split, competition for dominance over the Mumbai-Konkan has intensified with both factions wanting to capitalise on the party's historical influence in the region. Since 2015 ...