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The world is watching the Indian election. Sort of

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The army should return to where it belongs for the sake of Pakistan

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The second-most important Tibetan spiritual leader went to the US last year. Will he ever return to India?

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India gets caught in Trump’s trade war—and there’s a price to pay

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From bell to bell, the fight lasted a total of three minutes, a minute-and-a-half shorter than his entrance. Even those three minutes felt like a stretch

Advantage India

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It’s now Delhi’s moment to move past a fading US and a belligerent China for a leading global role

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India’s foreign policy has changed from a moralist stance to a more pragmatic one

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Sujatha Gidla is a subway conductor in New York with an Indian backstory of caste and isolation, now captured in a critically acclaimed memoir

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