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The new Nobel laureate in literature plumbs the fears and fragility of the human soul with such wicked relish
Ratan Tata (1937-2024)
Commemorative Issue
04 Oct, 2024
- 11 Oct, 2024
Vol 3
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Issue 42
Madhavankutty Pillai
A report lauding Indian food consumption misses the point
Suhel Seth
With each passing day he renewed his conviction that there’s much goodness in the lives of others
Bakhtiar K Dadabhoy
Ratan Tata dismantled the imperial hierarchy of the house he inherited
Minhaz Merchant
He expected others to keep their word. He always kept his
Rajeev Deshpande
BJP regains momentum with its historic hat-trick in Haryana, allowing Modi to renew his attack on Congress as a party driven by a divisive agenda, while Jammu & Kashmir delivers a pro-development verdict
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Congress’ populist rhetoric comes a cropper as BJP wins a morale-boosting third term
Amita Shah
Devi Lal’s heirs deluded themselves into believing farmers would never let them down
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