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‘Why punish everyone?’: Panic, anger in Moreh as Kuki-Zos allege excesses by Manipur police

Hundreds of women flock to Assam Rifles camps for shelter as they accuse Meitei cops of ransacking homes, assaulting civilians during a search operation.

At least 69 killed as earthquake hits Nepal, tremors felt in northern India

Officials said that the toll is likely to rise as the remote areas near the epicentre in Jajarkot have not been contacted.

The production-linked incentive scheme could spell success for India, but uncertainties remain

The policy seeks to boost the country’s low participation in global value chains, which are key to manufacturing and export.

An innovative new biography of Emperor Ashoka reads his life from his edicts alone

‘Ashoka’ is the first book in the eleven-title ‘Indian Lives’ series edited by Ramachandra Guha.

Listen: How tabla players are able to enter into unrehearsed dialogue with featured soloists

spontaneous and unrehearsed dialogue with just about any practitioner of Hindustani music.

‘Fire on the Ganges’: What life in Varanasi is like for the Doms who dispose of corpses

Transgressions are costly and tricky matrices of caste and gender are punitive. The Doms of Banaras continue to pay a heavy price to simply live.

From the memoir: Why ASHA is crucial to the well-being of rural India’s mothers and children

An excerpt from ‘How The Light Gets In: A Journey Through the Struggles and Hopes of India’s Poorest Mothers’, by Ashok Alexander.

‘P.I.’ Meena review: Rogue science + poor plotting = tedium

The eight-episode Hindi series is out on Prime Video.

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