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Tuitions in Vrindavan: When a Russian Indologist taught George Harrison Hindi
Ajay Kamalakaran
When she agreed to teach the legendary English singer Hindi in the 1970s, India scholar Natalya Sazanova had no idea who the Beatles were. Over four months of lessons, George Harrison preferred to keep his fame a secret
The Language of a Simulated Storm
The national language deserves better instead of the periodic barbs of its alleged imposition
The Energy Leap
India reached Germany’s solar capacity in half the time. Renewable energy goals are within sight
We Sindhis make good lawyers, Ram Jethmalani once said
Renowned lawyer and friend Indira Jaising pays tributes to the late legal luminary
Missing history by a whisker, Indian scientists continue to dream big
A billion hearts sank as mission controllers lost communication with the craft when it was only 2.1 kilometers from the dusty surface
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