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Letters to the editor: Hindi cinema has gradually removed farmers from its narratives

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Letters to the editor: It is time idlis received the global respect they deserve

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Letters to the editor: Misplaced nationalism fuels outrage over Deepika’s attire in Abu Dhabi tourism ad

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Letters to the editor: Renewable Power Institute suggests bald men can soon serve as natural solar reflectors

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Letters to the editor: Study reveals most Indians are essentially running on rice and roti

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Letters to the editor: Mighty Trump reimagined as Mahishasur at Durga Puja pandal in Bengal

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Letters to the editor: Not just a Bengali tradition, Sindoor khela is now a national spectacle

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Letters to the editor: Online deliveries rob us of small human exchanges in daily life

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Letters to the editor: Simi Garewal draws flak for calling Ravana 'slightly naughty'

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Letters to the editor: ‘Hug my younger self’ trend encourages healing and self-kindness

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Letters to the editor: Bengal's romanticisation of rain ignores the less privileged

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