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Khandias: The Keepers of Doongerwadi

Khandias are the people who tend to the Parsi community’s deceased. Open listens to their stories

Disabilities Bill: Enabling India

How the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Bill, expected to be tabled in Parliament this Monsoon Session, could replace a 20-year-old law and bring large swathes of India’s disabled into the mainstream

Madrassas: Out of Date

The Maharashtra government’s decision on madrassas stresses the need for the modernisation of Islamic schools

Time to Smile: Growth Gains Momentum

A new frenzy of hope grips Raisina Hill as growth gains momentum

“The fog of social elitism has lifted from St Stephen’s”

St Stephen’s Principal Valson Thampu speaks to Sonali Acharjee on the past, present and future of the college

The Principal and the Principles of St Stephen’s

An iconic college and its defender amidst a storm of accusations and evasions

The Thinking Car

With the age of cars that drive by themselves almost here, what futurists at Ford say about the technology behind it and the questions they throw up. Madhavankutty Pillai in Palo Alto

Sushma in the Soup

There is more than Lalit Modi that makes the Foreign Minister's position untenable

Congress in Revival Mode?

Congress has turned aggressive as Rahul Gandhi prepares to take full command later this year, but old rhetoric and internal rifts hold the party back

DU Admissions: Cut-Off and Cut-Throat

The heartbreak caused by high cut-offs at Delhi University sustains an entire sub-economy of personal therapy, career apps and Twitter spam

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