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The Long Road to Justice
Thirty years after the killing of four Indian Air Force personnel in Kashmir in 1990,
The Cyanide Killings
Indian crime history hasn’t seen too many female serial killers. There were the siblings Renuka
An Unlikely Pair
THE RELEASE OF Canadian writer Margaret Atwood’s novel The Testaments, sequel to her classic The
Economics Nobel for Kolkata boy who is an alumnus of JNU, Presidency College
Indian-origin, Mumbai-born economist Abhijit Banerjee has won this year’s Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences
A Few Guns Short
AS CEREMONIES GO, the handing of the first Rafale combat aircraft to Defence Minister Rajnath
Olga Tokarczuk and Peter Handke: Flight Makers
After last year’s controversy, when no Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded, the Swedish Academy,
Breaking the Online Ceiling
Faheema Shirin, studying in the BA English course of Sree Narayana College in Chelanur, Kozhikode,
Squadron Leader Ravi Khanna’s name included in National War Memorial
The Indian Air Force has finally corrected its 30-year-old mistake and added the name of
A Resurrection of the Left?
When the result of the Pala by-election in Kerala was announced recently, it was as
Ashiq Ahmed Nengroo: The man behind Jaish’s revival in Kashmir
On September 12, a truck bearing number JK 13E-2000 passed through Batala in Punjab’s Gurdaspur
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