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On the trail of the subcontinent’s most enigmatic birds

Return to Calcutta

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Ruchir Joshi’s new novel is about an epic city teeming with stories

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Dhruva Jaishankar maps the evolution of India’s foreign policy

The Right Way to Revise History

Shaan Kashyap

A new collection of essays explores recent strides in decolonising the study of India’s past while freeing it of ideological bias

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Turkish Ambassador Firat Sunel’s newly translated novel is a psychological thriller

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