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While he could have easily made a life for himself in England, Pramathanath Bose— a nationalist to the core — chose to return to India.

Science

Surveyor extraordinaire: Pramathanath Bose

Visionary geologist PN Bose pioneered mineral exploration in India

By Chittabrata Palit
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A man takes photos of the site where the burned body of a 27-year-old woman was found last week by a passer-by, in Shadnagar some 50 kilometers or 31 miles from Hyderabad, on Friday.

India

Only change since 2012 rape: Modi is mute

By Sanjay K. Jha
Indira Gandhi, then prime minister of India, with a tiger cub on her 50th birthday. She set up a special task force to plan India's Tiger Project, which was launched on April 1, 1973

Opinion

Making spaces for nature

By Mahesh Rangarajan
Much can be done to improve the human condition. However, as the authors claim, we need to be less clustered and rigid in our beliefs and start conversing with one another with an enhanced degree of openness

Books

Review: Good Economics For Hard Times

By Anup Sinha
TMC MPs Derek O'Brien, Sudip Bandopadhyay and others protest at Parliament House, in New Delhi, against the hike in onion prices.

Opinion

Mera Onion Mahan

By Upala Sen
William Dalrymple caught in a moment from his book presentation

Books

William Dalrymple draws lessons from history

By Hia Datta (Intern)
San Sebastian and the area around have two distinct food cultures — a notable amount of fine-dining and award-winning restaurants and pintxos bars — northern Spain’s answer to tapas

Food

A visit to Spain’s little secret — the Basque Country where you must pull over for pintxos

By Karen Anand
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