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‘We have been made to vanish’: Hidden by screens, Delhi’s poor feel pinch of G20 curbs

Slum settlements concealed, movement restricted as Delhi shuts down for G20 summit, making life difficult for the working class.

Permanent provision vs Centre’s authority: What transpired in the SC’s Article 370 case hearings

The Supreme Court heard the challenges to the change in constitutional status of Jammu and Kashmir in 2019 by the Modi government over 16 hearings.

Sri Lanka to probe allegations of intelligence complicity in 2019 Islamist bombings

The Easter bombings had killed 269 people ahead of the 2019 Sri Lankan presidential polls.

Two writers – in 1928 and in 2016 – wrote of the value of physical work, and its caste connotations

An excerpt from ‘Another India: Events, Memories, People’, by Chandan Gowda.

‘None may linger; all must always move’: A new book of Anand Thakore’s poems written over 30 years

An excerpt from ‘In Praise of Bone: New and Selected Poems (1991-2021)’, by Anand Thakore.

A financial planner examines some of the myths related to buying a house in India

An excerpt from ‘If God Was Your Financial Planner’, by Suresh Sadagopan.

‘Jawan’ review: A rousing guts-and-glycerine saga

Atlee directs Shah Rukh Khan, Nayanthara and Vijay Sethupathi.

Rush Hour podcast: Offshore funds allegedly linked to Adani shut after SEBI began inquiry

A wrap of the day’s top developments.

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