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Healing verse
One line you didn’t hear in Joe Biden’s big-hearted inaugural address was one of his favourite bit...
New possibilities in our future
History constantly forms constellations of circumstances. Within the constant of these ever-changing constella...
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Steady course: continuity integral to Indo-US ties
In a previous piece in this newspaper, penned a couple of days after election night in the United States of Am...
The Mahatma and the camera
The camera was there in London, photographing Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, the suit-clad young lawyer; it follo...
Indian media’s inflection point
Many science historians attribute ‘what goes up must come down’ to Isaac Newton, and this must be ...
Hope and fear: RBI estimates negative GDP growth
The Reserve Bank of India has estimated India’s gross domestic product growth to be a negative 7.5 per c...
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