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The Frogman of India

A scientist attempts to save amphibians by getting people to join his campaign

In Turkey, Silence Speaks

A prime minister once jailed for dissent can’t tolerate those who won’t sacrifice a park for ‘development’

Sexuality and the State

Why India’s LGBTQI movement has a headstart over the West’s

No Country for Cyclists

Most developed countries go out of their way to promote a cycling culture, but in India, it can be a really dangerous hobby

The Cost of Looking Good

And the toll it takes on aspiring models and actors

Anatomy of a Disaster

How a 10-ft-high, kilometre-wide wave of destruction was formed

The Stoneman Returns

A serial killer is on the loose in Kolhapur and the police have probably arrested the wrong man

Left Seeks to Bring Together Regional Parties

Learning from the 2009 experience, Left leaders propose a policy platform and shy away from any talk of a third front

Gold Continues to Glitter

Despite Chidambaram’s counsel, people continue to invest in gold because it makes sense to do so

Our Recurring Nightmare

The MERS-CoV virus, closely related to the coronaviruses found in bats, has moved from the Middle East to other parts of the world. The WHO’s Director General calls it her greatest concern

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