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Letters to the editor: Instead of calling for national sacrifice, govt must present a credible economic roadmap

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Letters to the editor: Even nursery rhymes seem unable to escape government's censorious gaze

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Letters to the editor: Mass destruction of books for AI training raises ethical questions

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Letters to the editor: It is hard not to shed a tear at the plight of Babul Supriyo

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Amit Shah’s Bengal mission: Inside BJP’s strategic power play

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Letters to the editor: Are the iconic Calcutta biryani and ilish bhapa safe?

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Letters to the editor: Why are Gen Z couples going to graveyards on dates?

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Letters to the editor: Costume Art-themed 2026 Met Gala turns metallic fashion into a spectacle

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Letters to the editor: Drones can bridge critical gaps by transporting medicines, vaccines and essential supplies to remote areas

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Letters to the editor: CBSE has normalised inflated achievement to the point where distinction has lost meaning

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