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The violence of the subcontinent echoes in Nadeem Aslam’s new novel

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Redeeming Aurangzeb from colonial historians

The Power of a Woman’s Spirit

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Man’s strength, the muscular traction, is a pale and paltry thing in comparison

The Fall of Man in the Age of Anger

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What makes this text an indispensible addition to the canon of intellectual histories is not just the urgency of its argument but the delightful march-past of writers

The Myth of Islamic Exceptionalism

Kanishk Tharoor

The struggles and failures of liberalism are not religion-specific

What’s the Matter with Mind?

Bibek Debroy

A meditation on the nine-gated city and noble thoughts

Nothing Is for Your Eyes Only

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Welcome to the world beyond human sensory organs

Does Food Have a Religion?

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Coming to terms with culinary Hinduism

Behind the God’s War

Shiraz Maher

Salafism and the return of the Caliphate

An Epic Regained

Nandini Nair

Mewar Ramayana, the finest surviving illustrated manuscript

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