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Rohingya: The Exodus

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The Rohingya fleeing military repression in Myanmar may have found temporary shelter in Bangladesh but the crisis is not over yet, and it is more than humanitarian

Modi’s Mandal: The Day of the Most Backward

Tapping the wrath of ‘lower’ OBCs is a strategy that the BJP Government expects will pay off as it goes ahead with a major overhaul of the backward quota system

The Frisson Isn’t the Same

Discard the handset and return to the dark hall. And cry

Salman Rushdie: Novelist of the Now

Salman Rushdie’s new novel is an American classic with Indian ancestry

Triple Talaq Verdict: Some Justice, Finally

The impact of the Supreme Court’s Triple Talaq verdict on Indian politics and Muslim society

Anatomy of a Divorce

A day in the life of a Sharia court

Muslim Women: The Long Road to Equal Rights

A breakthrough judgment but freedom for most Muslim women in India is a far cry. Let Parliament do its bit now

It’s Still A Man’s World

And the struggle must go on

The Doval Doctrine: Never Say Never Again

India’s National Security Adviser may be playing the diplomat with China, but it is his muscular approach to threats that makes him effective

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