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Modi’s India: Justified Hopes, Unjustified Fears

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A look at Modi’s India through a lens that could do with some balance

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Devapriya Roy

A Bangladeshi writer discovers the East

Reading Tea Leaves

Shylashri Shankar

If diversity and pluralism is at the core of Indian gastronomic culture, tea is the defining symbol of British identity

Drawn Eloquent

Taran N Khan

Comics gets serious in a collection of narrative essays

Knocking at Nuclear Doors

Michael Kugelman

India’s unsuccessful effort at Seoul to gain NSG membership offers lessons on increasing the country’s global clout

Crisis in the Cathedral

Lhendup G Bhutia

The Roman Catholic Church in India is waking up to a major issue—a shortage of priests

For Whom the Drums Beat

Shiv Visvanathan

Dalit ethics and aesthetics have the power to disrupt the grammar of caste

Chabahar And the Great Game

Aresh Shirali

The geopolitical significance of the India-Iran deal

The Myth of Hindu Terror

Rupa Subramanya

What the data says: India faces bigger threats from Jihad and Maoism

Jonardon Ganeri: Wisdom of the East

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Ganeri deserves credit for familiarising the world with various facets of Indian philosophy

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India

Modi’s India: Justified Hopes, Unjustified Fears

Elsewhere in History

Reading Tea Leaves

Drawn Eloquent

Knocking at Nuclear Doors

Crisis in the Cathedral

For Whom the Drums Beat

Chabahar And the Great Game

The Myth of Hindu Terror

Jonardon Ganeri: Wisdom of the East

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