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A Killing Tests India's Protection Of An Aboriginal Culture
India has a "hands-off" policy toward hunter-gatherer tribes like the Jarawas. But what happens when a murder inquiry brings the police into an isolated society?
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Joker features in The New York Times
Shirish Kunder is excited to know that his much- anticipated movie Joker has featured in New York Times' August movie release schedule.
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Reading 'The Satanic Verses' in India: Is it Illegal?
Did Amitava Kumar, Hari Kunzru and other authors who read passages from Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses," which is banned in India, Friday evening at the Jaipur Literature Festival violate Indian law?
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In a village, private schools do more with less
Village, private schools, education
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Modi's new avatar makes Society magazine cover
Narendra Modi's fast: For their most recent front cover, Society magazine, an Indian monthly dedicated to lifestyles of the rich and well-connected, made an unexpected choice - Gujarat's chief minister, Narendra Modi, arguably India's most controversial major political figure.
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Janardhana Reddy's arrest makes foreign headlines
One of India's most powerful mining barons, whose political clout and wealth have made him a controversial national figure, was arrested on Monday as investigators raided his offices and seized about $1 million in cash and more than 40 pounds of gold.Until recently, G. Janardhana Reddy was a kingmaker in Karnataka, where his family and allies once ...
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With 1.2 billion people, India seeks a good hangman
India has 1.2 billion people, among them bankers, gurus, rag pickers, billionaires, snake charmers, software engineers, lentil farmers, rickshaw drivers, Maoist rebels, Bollywood movie stars and Vedic scholars, to name a few. Humanity runneth over. Except in one profession: India is searching for a hangman. Usually, India would not need one, given ...
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A Killing Tests India's Protection Of An Aboriginal Culture
India has a "hands-off" policy toward hunter-gatherer tribes like the Jarawas. But what happens when a murder inquiry brings the police into an isolated society?
-
Joker features in The New York Times
Shirish Kunder is excited to know that his much- anticipated movie Joker has featured in New York Times' August movie release schedule.
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Reading 'The Satanic Verses' in India: Is it Illegal?
Did Amitava Kumar, Hari Kunzru and other authors who read passages from Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses," which is banned in India, Friday evening at the Jaipur Literature Festival violate Indian law?
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In a village, private schools do more with less
Village, private schools, education
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Modi's new avatar makes Society magazine cover
Narendra Modi's fast: For their most recent front cover, Society magazine, an Indian monthly dedicated to lifestyles of the rich and well-connected, made an unexpected choice - Gujarat's chief minister, Narendra Modi, arguably India's most controversial major political figure.
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Janardhana Reddy's arrest makes foreign headlines
One of India's most powerful mining barons, whose political clout and wealth have made him a controversial national figure, was arrested on Monday as investigators raided his offices and seized about $1 million in cash and more than 40 pounds of gold.Until recently, G. Janardhana Reddy was a kingmaker in Karnataka, where his family and allies once ...
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With 1.2 billion people, India seeks a good hangman
India has 1.2 billion people, among them bankers, gurus, rag pickers, billionaires, snake charmers, software engineers, lentil farmers, rickshaw drivers, Maoist rebels, Bollywood movie stars and Vedic scholars, to name a few. Humanity runneth over. Except in one profession: India is searching for a hangman. Usually, India would not need one, given ...
