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Azadpur vegetable market in New Delhi

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Planning, modernised. Action awaited

Great plans are only the first step to great performance. Niti Aayog should get more time to work on its ideas

By Ashok V. Desai

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A manufactured outpouring of grief

By Manini Chatterjee
Citizens offer tribute to the Central Reserve Police Force soldiers killed in the Pulwama terror attack by lighting candles in Bangalore on Saturday, February 16.

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Is it love? Or is it consumerism?

By The Editorial Board
Galentine’s Day started as an attempt to liberate love from the reductive definition that Valentine’s Day accords it
Some say that Rajnath Singh, the Union home minister, is emulating the former Union minister and now vice-president, Venkaiah Naidu, while hailing Narendra Modi.

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Rhyme and reason

By The Telegraph
Panorama of Rohtas fortress in Punjab, Pakistan.

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Small towns that shine in Partition memoirs

By T.C.A. Raghavan
Politicians, when they are in power, feel that they can and ought to govern and rectify everything under their control, from institutions and laws to people’s behaviour and beliefs. It is like Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times who goes berserk with a spanner in his hand.

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Authoritarianism and the lullaby of lies

By Anup Sinha
Susan B. Anthony (left) and Elizabeth Cady Stanton in 1891

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What suffragists can teach today's leaders

By Vinati Dev
Adam Levine of Maroon 5 performs during halftime of the NFL Super Bowl 53 football game between the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots on Sunday.

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Adam Levine can go shirtless, not Janet Jackson

By Suhashini Sarkar
Amol Palekar had made some pointed remarks about moral policing, institutional lapses as well as the proliferation of certain kinds of ideology in the guise of artwork when he was asked, rudely, to stick to the script, as it were.

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The disturbing silence of artists on NGMA

By The Editorial Board
Earlier this week, Jignesh Mevani, an elected member of the Gujarat Assembly, was stopped from speaking at the H.K. Arts College in Ahmedabad, where he had himself once studied.

Opinion

The fear of freedom in Gujarat

By Ramachandra Guha
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Writer Dave Eggers left a message for the official Marxist parties that have been vulgarising Marx for over a century and are now pouring lofty praise on the Communist Party of China and the Chinese government, which plans to issue each citizen a social credit score

The false god of data

By Sankar Ray
An installation by Marzia Farhana at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale

Art, capitalism and ecocide

By Soumitra Das
Not a safe time to be outside under the open skies. Not a nice feeling to be impacted by one of those pig projectiles, it can quite assuredly be said

The impact of pigs flying

By Sankarshan Thakur
Police deployed on the campus of Aligarh Muslim University in the wake of the protests against some students being booked on sedition charges, in Aligarh on Friday, February 15.

Dumb Down India

By Upala Sen
Love has nothing to do with roses and hearts, often made of plastic

Valentine's Day: the trash of the West

By Chandrima S. Bhattacharya
Mrinal Sen’s words provided food for thought to the restless young souls of the time when both the city and the countryside were plunged in the turmoil of internal contradictions and external fears generated by growing State repression.

An aversion to innocent storytelling

By Vidyarthy Chatterjee
Editorials
India has a limited framework for the protection of intellectual property in the life sciences
India has a limited framework for the protection of intellectual property in the life sciences

Innovation in India: a long road ahead

By The Editorial Board
Letters
Rishabh Pant bats during the T20 match against New Zealand at Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand, on February 8.
Rishabh Pant bats during the T20 match against New Zealand at Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand, on February 8.

Good picks for Australia's India tour

By The Telegraph
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