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Ghazala Wahab on the Glorious Days of the Hindi Heartland
In the first part of this Book Baithak episode, journalist and author Ghazala Wahab speaks with our host, Gaurav Tiwari, about her latest book The Hindi Heartland. She explains...
As VC Expels Ten Students, Another Student Movement Stirs the Campus Again
Student activists in the campus are planning another round...
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The books that Mattered to India’s Independent Publishers in 2016
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The Trolling of Mohammad Shami or Tina Dabi
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“No Hindu Rashtra”: Nayantara Sahgal
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The social foundations of the Latin American new right
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‘Parvati’ in Mohenjo-daro: New claims for the statuette are part of the continuing Hindutva project
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JNU VC Overrules Academic Council & Pushes through Anti-social Justice Policies
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