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Arundhati Roy: The siege of Gaza is a crime against humanity. The world must intervene

The text of the writer’s remarks at the Munich Literature Festival on November 16.

Top updates: PM Modi condemns deaths of civilians in Israel-Hamas conflict

Israeli security forces on Thursday dropped leaflets in parts of Khan Younis city in southern Gaza, ordering residents to leave the area.

Why have so many people refused to condemn Hamas?

It often has nothing to do with personal views on the politics of Hamas.

How a former Pakistani cricketer become a social media star in India

Danish Kaneria regularly portrays India and the Modi government in good light – which typifies a larger trend among Pakistani YouTubers.

‘If India said it was pro-Palestine it was in self-interest’: Writer and journalist Azad Essa

As early as 1975, India became the first non-Arab country to recognise the PLO.

ICC Men’s ODI World Cup: Heritage on show as Australia condemn South Africa to another heart-break

Australia beat South Africa once again in a semi-final to reach a record eighth men’s ODI World Cup final, where they will play hosts India.

Is jaggery really better than sugar? Yes, and also more nutrient-rich, says this book

An excerpt from ‘Immunity in a Spoon of Ghee: Superfoods from the Indian Kitchen,’ by Ratna Rajaiah.

Fiction: Puja and Arush are separated by continents and time zones. Will their love survive?

An excerpt from ‘All the Love You Deserve,’ by Preeti Shenoy.

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