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‘Ray of hope’: How persistence led to conviction of four Gujarat policemen who flogged Muslim men

A video of the incident from Kheda village in Gujarat last year sparked outrage. In the face of immense pressure, five of the victims fought for justice.

Andhra Pradesh: 13 dead, 50 injured as two trains collide in Vizianagaram

Human error is suspected to be the cause of the accident.

What a BJP convention on Valmiki Jayanti says about the fight for Dalit votes in Uttar Pradesh

Most people from the community who attended the event said they had not come there of their own accord.

How Neev Literature Festival’s celebration of children’s books has become its own success story

There is a silent literary revolution brewing in a tiny corner of Bengaluru.

As New Delhi’s iconic The Bookshop closes, some staff to open The Bookshop Inc nearby

The Bookshop is shutting after 52 years.

‘We only had a cot with us’: An elderly woman recalls migrating to Pakistan after the Partition

An excerpt from ‘Love Migrants’, Jannat Bibi’s story, from ‘The Speaking Window: Tales From a Bloodied Timeline’, by Sandeep Dutt, Faisal Hayat, an...

Start the week with a film: In Mrinal Sen’s ‘Antareen’, a telephone brings strangers together

Mrinal Sen’s late-career gem, starring Dimple Kapadia and Anjan Dutt, is available on MUBI.

ICC Men’s ODI World Cup: ‘India cut above others’ – Reactions as hosts sink England in Lucknow

Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah shared seven wickets among themselves as India down defending champions England by 100 runs.

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