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Indian society

‘Often when love is gained, it can start to feel unheroic,’ says Mansi Choksi

Aditya Mani Jha

Mansi Choksi’s book chronicles the lives of three young couples who chose love over all else. She speaks about what they gained and what they lost

Terminal Questions

More men than women, more illiterates than graduates, more daily labourers than farmers, nylon ropes—suicides have unusual characteristics in India

Towards A More Equal Society

Lessons from seventy-five years of successful grassroots intervention

The State of Crime

We might not know the real state of crime in India, but it is much more than what the report shows

Middle-Class India

The ugly side of the English-speaking urban elite

Cyber Crimes: The Net Ninjas

Telangana takes the lead in fighting cyber crimes

India’s son preference tapers as sex ratio improves

Sikh community leads with significant progress, smaller strides by other communities

The Power of Illusion

A new breed of computer-generated virtual influencers is flooding social media timelines

Spirit of the Game

Honouring the winners and the losers

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