Krishan Murari Author at ThePrint

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Krishan Murari is a Principal Correspondent with ThePrint, and covers archaeology, political economy, cultural politics and social justice issues. He joined ThePrint in November 2019. Krishan can be reached at krishan.murari@theprint.in

Nelong villagers were forced out in ’62. Modi govt breathing life into ghost villages near LAC

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March 28, 2025

Shashi Tharoor is a fan of Modi’s vaccine policy. Not of Make in India and PLI

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March 25, 2025

Was Ram Manohar Lohia a Hindi chauvinist or bilingual visionary? The language war rages on

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March 23, 2025

Ancient Indians knew how to survive a tsunami. Dholavira is proof, says geologist Rajiv Nigam

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March 20, 2025

How images from US spy satellites are helping map Bodh Gaya’s sacred landscape

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March 11, 2025

Indian languages are ‘father tongues’. Migrant men played a big role

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March 6, 2025

Sambhal’s massive makeover as holy Hindu city has begun. Skanda Purana is the blueprint

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March 5, 2025

How Agra turned kinnows into orange gold in 10 yrs. It started with one man’s trip to Punjab

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February 28, 2025

Where’s the makhana capital – Darbhanga or Purnea? Fight for Makhana Board turns political

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February 27, 2025

Nalanda University tradition of debate could end wars. It shaped the modern world

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February 22, 2025

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Nelong villagers were forced out in ’62. Modi govt breathing life into ghost villages near LAC

Shashi Tharoor is a fan of Modi’s vaccine policy. Not of Make in India and PLI

Was Ram Manohar Lohia a Hindi chauvinist or bilingual visionary? The language war rages on

Ancient Indians knew how to survive a tsunami. Dholavira is proof, says geologist Rajiv Nigam

How images from US spy satellites are helping map Bodh Gaya’s sacred landscape

Indian languages are ‘father tongues’. Migrant men played a big role

Sambhal’s massive makeover as holy Hindu city has begun. Skanda Purana is the blueprint

How Agra turned kinnows into orange gold in 10 yrs. It started with one man’s trip to Punjab

Where’s the makhana capital – Darbhanga or Purnea? Fight for Makhana Board turns political

Nalanda University tradition of debate could end wars. It shaped the modern world

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