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A Delhi High Court case could end up threatening how Wikipedia works in India

Wikipedia contributers may now self-censor or get disincentivised from growing the world’s largest encyclopaedia.

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A pathway to authoritarianism?: The real problem with geriatric politicians

Elderly elites who have consolidated power perpetuate policies based on compromises and manufactured consensus rather than truly democratic dialogue.

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US election: Anxiety mounts among international students as future of visa regime up in the air

The incoming president can choke off resources to consular officials or direct them to be especially strict in reviewing applications.

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‘Expect Canada to ensure justice’: PM Modi on violence outside Hindu temple in Brampton

External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal called on the Canadian government to ensure that all places of worship were protected from s...

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Hindu temple in Kanpur ‘purified’ after visit by Muslim Samajwadi Party leader

A Muslim body also issued a fatwa against Naseem Solanki, who is contesting the Uttar Pradesh Assembly bye-polls on November 20 from the Sishamau seat.

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Watch: Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump live analysis

Veteran journalist Sree Sreenivasan in conversation with experts Brandon Jones and Mary C Curtis.

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‘Keep your eye on the prize’: Director Mira Nair shares the lessons she learned along the way

An excerpt from ‘How I Write: Writers on their Craft,’ edited by Sonia Faleiro.

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Tourist influx for ‘firefly festivals’, climate change threatens survival of delicate insect species

Unsustainable tourism is proving costly for the delicate ecological balance of the Bhandardara region in Maharashtra’s Sahyadri mountains.

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