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Deconstructing the Salt-and-Pepper Look of Xi

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

Dye another day

A Political Thriller

Ravi Joshi

Two former Election Commissioners detail the grandeur of the largest democratic experiment on earth

The Crown Prince of Bone-Saw Kingdom

S Prasannarajan

MBS needs more than all the perfumes of Arabia to humanise his image after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi

The Last and Lost War of Pakistan

MJ Akbar

Pulwama borrows from a history of deception and subversion

A River Runs through It

Ranjit Hoskote

Coursing along India’s riparian culture

Of Cheeks and Slaps

Siddharth Singh

The conditions under which force may be used against government injustice and what India’s historical experience tells us about resistance

Ratan Tata: ‘We don’t have the urge to be No 1’

Pritish Nandy

Pritish Nandy in conversation with Ratan Tata

Decisively Submissive

Bharat Karnad

Delhi’s compliance with Washington on Iran will let China gain influence

A National Manifesto

Sanjaya Baru

Why a bipartisan consensus is possible and necessary

Range of the Radical

Akshat Khandelwal

Two books explore the influence of Salafism

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India

Deconstructing the Salt-and-Pepper Look of Xi

A Political Thriller

The Crown Prince of Bone-Saw Kingdom

The Last and Lost War of Pakistan

A River Runs through It

Of Cheeks and Slaps

Ratan Tata: ‘We don’t have the urge to be No 1’

Decisively Submissive

A National Manifesto

Range of the Radical

MOst Popular

‘There was a whole world in the ancient caves in the Deccan,’ says William Dalrymple

Why Britain Is Broke

The Discovery that Changed Indian History

Return of the Brotherhood

Lawrence Bishnoi: The New Don

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