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Why liberals are losing the world

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Facial recognition comes of age with the iPhone X but there is interesting work happening in India too on this front

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Nandini Nair

A new novel by Kamila Shamsie explores the process of belonging

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Society and cultural identity in the culinary experience of regional imagination

The Three Sins of Aadhaar

Ananth Padmanabhan

In praise of the private Indian

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Ullekh NP

A new generation of Dalit leaders are challenging the old order and defying social hierarchies of the heartland

Nandan Nilekani, Technocrat and Author

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They Are Fighting for the Right to Be Forgotten

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The identity trap

Dancing with Zadie Smith

Nandini Nair

Family, friendship and identity—one of English fiction’s most celebrated young writers returns to familiar turf

Have You Passed the Nationalism Test?

Shiv Visvanathan

A democracy can do without fan clubs and vigilante crowds

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