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Published 02.09.22
Pandemic erased reading gains
The declines spanned almost all races and income levels and were markedly worse for the lowest-performing students...
By Sarah Mervosh in New York
World
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Published 01.09.22
British bomber to be rescued
The sensitive operation to retrieve the plane from the bottom of the IJsselmeer lake comes decades after the plane was downed and at the request of the missing crew's relatives...
By Deutsche Welle
World
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Published 18.08.22
Director Wolfgang Petersen dies at 81
The successful action director died at his home in Los Angeles after losing a battle with cancer, his assistant said...
By Deutsche Welle
Opinion
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Published 10.08.22
Letters to the editor: The looming danger of nuclear muscle flexing
Readers write in from Calcutta, Chennai, Faisalabad, Siliguri and Kerala...
By The Telegraph
World
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Published 08.08.22
Italy: WW2 bomb detonated
About 3,000 people living near the village of Borgo Virgilio were asked to leave the area as precaution before detonation...
By Deutsche Welle
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Published 22.07.22
Hitler under a spell
Fisher’s book points to the need for World War II’s historiography to be more accommodating of those — men and magicians — who occupy its margins...
By Uddalak Mukherjee
Opinion
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Published 19.07.22
City lights
In this age of globalisation, Calcutta has become the point of origin,and Bengal its reflection...
By Mrinmoy Pramanick
Events
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Published 12.07.22
A promenande through pictures along streets of Paris in 1970
The exhibition is traveling across the country as part of Bonjour India...
By Sudeshna Banerjee
World
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Published 11.07.22
Can Kishida succeed?
The Japanese leader now has sufficient political clout to revise the nation's war-renouncing constitution...
By Julian Ryall in Tokyo
Books
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Published 01.07.22
Heart’s tales
The poignancy of the tales penned by Keki N. Daruwalla makes them worth reading...
By Nandini Bhattacharya
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