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Modi’s Master Stroke

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Apologising, after all, is intrinsic to Indian culture

Deaths of BJP Leaders

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Fate has been unkind to the BJP, snatching away in quick succession some of its most talented ministers

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The NRC process, by all accounts, has been a mess. But the NRC remains as significant as ever for Assam

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The enduring aftershock of 9/11

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A conversation with Salman Rushdie

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