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Moral timidity: The contradictions in India’s refusal to join the UN’s call for a ceasefire in Gaza

Should warm bilateral relations come in the way of India voting to halt an intense armed conflict?

Centre imposes minimum export price of $800 per tonne on onion to curb domestic prices

The directive will be in effect till December 31.

Congress will begin work on caste census in two hours if voted to power at Centre, says Rahul Gandhi

The Congress MP added that a similar exercise will be conducted in Chhattisgarh if the party wins Assembly elections there.

Mahua Moitra row: Who has the right to Henry? Here’s what lawyers say about pet custody disputes

Until Indian law recognises the special status of pets, couples could consider ‘pet-nup’ agreements to avoid long drawn-out battles, say experts.

‘Jungle Passports’: Impactful stories of adapting to ever-changing India-Bangladesh border policies

Malini Sur’s book offers hope that hints for coexistence may already exist among grassroots people on both sides of the border.

‘It is my duty to arrest you’: Gerald Wilson, a Bombay police officer who took Gandhi into custody

He served in the police during a turbulent time in modern Indian history.

‘The Centre’: How far can you go to save something as important and commonplace as language?

The novel is an ode to language and the sense of belonging it offers.

Why the Jewish communities in India left a Zionist writer deeply disappointed

Wolfgang von Weisl called India the most tolerant country in the world but was critical of the Baghdadi and Bene Israel Jewish communities.

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