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An Ethical Treatise

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What the Gita can tell us at a time clouded by chaos and insecurity

Missed Connections

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Anjali Joseph’s new novel explores the nature of long-distance relationships and the long-lasting links between people and places

How to Be Urban

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Lessons from Pompeii to Angkor for the post-pandemic city

Cycle of Seasons

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Sudeep Sen dwells on the intersections between nature and human settlements

Wisdom of the East

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Jairam Ramesh chronicles the life of Edwin Arnold who took Buddha’s ideas to the West via a narrative poem

A Matter of Taste

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Connecting flavours with travel and science, memories and emotions

‘I am a Cyclops’

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Aminder Dhaliwal’s graphic novel uses the figure of the cyclops to talk about race and belonging, sexuality and relationships. The animator tells Nandini Nair why we are all outsiders

Tom’s Magic Mountain

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The world’s greatest living playwright’s tryst with Darjeeling

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A Cold War State of Mind and Weird Neurosurgeries

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