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How Adani Group misled Indian stock exchanges on the bribery investigation against it

SEBI is yet to announce any action against the group for denying existence of the investigation to BSE and NSE, despite being aware of it for over a year.

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Why Bangladesh is pushing back at India on spate of border killings

Since the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in August, eight people have been killed while allegedly trying to enter India, say human rights groups.

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Adivasi voters rejected BJP’s infiltration narrative in Jharkhand, election results show

In Santal Pargana, the BJP’s tally dropped from four seats to one. In most constituencies reserved for tribal candidates, JMM increased its vote share.

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Harsh Mander: The injustice of the Supreme Court’s silence on ideological basis of demolitions

The bulldozer drives in BJP-led states are not anti-poor move but a communal targeting of Muslims, aimed at making them secondary citizens of the country.

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Amazon Karigar for ‘Made in India’ handicrafts a bust for artisans

The e-commerce platform failed to recognise the unique business needs, select appeal and delicate nature of handmade products say craftspeople.

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Why women account for a majority of organ donors in India

Guilt, a sense of sacrifice as well as financial dependency on their male family members are among the main reasons.

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Why tales about Bonbibi, guardian spirit of Sunderbans, are so important to the region’s literature

An excerpt from ‘Needle at The Bottom of The Sea: Classic Bengali Tales From the Sundarbans’, by Tony K Stewart.

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Fiction: Poorani’s life turns into an endless crisis after her father dies, till she meets Aravindan

An excerpt from ‘Kurinji Malar’, by Na Parthasarathy, translated from the Tamil by Malini Seshadri.

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