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Ram Madhav

Gandhi and Mandela show us a path that remains ever relevant

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The Indian Railways needs more than imported solutions

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The city's big celebration and Nandita Das' new film

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The return of Amar Singh and the showy bodyguards of Delhi

Kerala floods: Forebodings in India’s Ancient Texts

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Our ancient sages were so much in tune with Prakriti that they came to predict—and prepare—for the vagaries in nature

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The India of Mohan Bhagwat

S Prasannarajan

RSS gives a Hindu definition to unity-in-diversity

The Law’s Big Flaw

Madhavankutty Pillai

A Supreme Court judgment on Section 498A puts husbands at the peril of divorce lawyers again

Chicago Notebook

François Gautier

At the World Hindu Congress

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