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Tibetans in Nepal Struggle for Donations After Quake

Namita Rao and Ritu Panchal

Since 1989, the Nepalese government has not recognised Tibetans as refugees

The Sopore killings

Open

Lashkar-e-Islam first stormed the Valley with posters that threatened mobile network providers, asking them to wind up their operations

Atmospheric Embroidery

Meena Alexander

A preview of poet Meena Alexander’s new collection of poetry, out this June

Third Sex, First Voice

Laxminarayan Tripathi

How Laxminarayan Tripathi, born as a man in a high-caste Brahmin household, became Laxmi, India’s most vocal and celebrated hijra

It’s raining resignations in Congress

Kumar Anshuman

The good thing for the Congress is that they don't need to find a reason for the defeat

The Magic Broom

Rajni George

To create a Swacch Bharat, you need a broom, say the people of Delhi. What is the appeal of the broom about?

Sweep! It’s AAP all the way

Kumar Anshuman

AAP chief ministerial candidate Arvind Kejriwal is likely to take oath on 14 February - exactly one year after he resigned as the Delhi chief minister

Still Too Close to Call

Shruti Vyas

Delhi’s electoral battle of haves versus have-nots holds us all in suspense

It can only happen in America and India, says Obama

Kumar Anshuman

Obama equaled himself with India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying it can only happen in America and India where a cook’s grandson can become a President and a tea seller can become a Prime Minister