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Modi is the change India is yet to comprehend fully

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Look who’s raging against cultural appropriation

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Politics driven by industrial victimhood is hollow

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Too many questions to ask but no answers in sight

Being Human in the Second Wave of Enlightenment

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Maybe it doesn’t take a trend, a sweeping narrative of doom, to diminish humanism. An Asifa or a Masa will do

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ideology

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Philip Roth and Other Thoughts

Everything Has Changed

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The Victim Politics

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Being Human in the Second Wave of Enlightenment

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