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At Their Own Risk
Four Bengaluru security guards take steps to easing a pedestrian nightmare
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ADITYA KUMAR
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Losing Faith
African refugees in Israel face persecution and little solace
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MYA GUARNIERI
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Fuel to the Fire
Hit hard by the removal of petrol subsidies, Nigerians rise up against graft
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TOLU OGUNLESI
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Misreading the Elections
Too often obscured by the media’s penchant for prediction, ground realities in UP reveal the issues that truly determine results
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SHIVAM VIJ
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The Indian Litfest Bug
It can get you via email, bring you up close to writers you wouldn’t drink or piss with, and even send you into a fever of writing a book on litfests
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AMITAVA KUMAR
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Burma Becalmed
Under a cannier president, the world’s harshest junta opens up the road to Mandalay
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PETER POPHAM
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Food Insecurity
The “national shame” of malnutrition is a politically institutionalised, invisible shame of long standing
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HIMANSHU
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The Defeated
Sri Lanka’s Tamils pick up the pieces after a war that defined—and shattered—the lives of a generation
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ANONYMOUS
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Shelf Life
A personal history of the Oxford University Press India at 100
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RAMACHANDRA GUHA
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Before the Flood
How Mark Mascarenhas first broke open the business of cricket
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RAHUL BHATIA
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Bhutan
Generation in Tradition
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SANJIT DAS
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The Honey Gatherers
A definitive account of a Mumbai slum from one of the world’s best reporters
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GIRISH SHAHANE
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Clashing by Night
An epic new Tamil novel by a leading chronicler of subaltern lives
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N KALYAN RAMAN
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