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Crafting play—the art of Nirmal toys

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The toys are made from the wood of the poniki, or white catamaran tree and usually depict animals, fruits and vegetables, or Hindu deities.
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High salary, zero peace—the life of a financial impostor

Moona Ssahni -
In 'Money Karma,' Moona Ssahni reframes money as an emotional relationship rather than just a strict numerical rulebook.
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We’re witnessing the dawn of an illiberal American century

Rajiv Dogra -
In 'How Nations Fail', Rajiv Dogra offers an account of why civilisations, empires, and nations falter.
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Bata India rebounded in 2000s after liberalisation turbulence. Batanagar didn’t

Paramita Sen -
In 'Batanagar', Paramita Sen traces the history of one of India's oldest company towns.
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How economic liberalisation hit Bata India. Company moved from Bengal to Bengaluru

Paramita Sen -
In 'Batanagar', Paramita Sen traces the history of one of India's oldest company towns.
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The secret drama that torpedoed the historic Agra Summit 2001

Ajay Bisaria -
In 'Anger Management,' Ajay Bisaria studies the diplomatic engagement between India and Pakistan over the years.
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The Indian raita was born out of confusion and a misheard pronunciation

Zubin D'souza -
In 'A Quest for the Perfect Rice', Zubin D'souza blends history, food writing, and storytelling on a journey through India's many rice-cooking traditions.
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Never cook in anger. Eating that food will make you angrier

Narayani Ganesh -
In 'Anger', Narayani Ganesh examines how this emotion has been analysed in spiritual teachings and philosophies worldwide.
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Nehru championed civil liberties during Independence struggle. And dropped them after 1947

Ankita Pandey -
In 'Becoming Allies', Ankita Pandey explores the role of individuals who stand in solidarity and amplify marginalised demands.
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Patachitra, scroll painting traditions of Odisha and Bengal

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The patachitra scrolls, while traditionally painted on a gauze-like fine cotton cloth, are also rendered on palm-leaves and handmade paper.
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Modi govt is giving more teeth to a paper leak law that has so far bitten none

Ashok Lavasa -
Two years later, we are made to believe that this time the amendments will be the panacea. A law deters only if it is effectively enforced.

India once mocked Manmohan Singh for silence. Now it misses the accountability he stood for

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Economy

Turkey seeks to capitalise on strategic location to attract the rich from London & Dubai

Alexander Sazonov -
Ankara recently announced it’s ushering in a range of tax incentives for monied expats and investors abroad.

Defence

Nationalism cannot be the preserve of only armed forces: Former CDS slams defence white labelling

Snehesh Alex Philip -
White labelling is a term used to describe the practice of supplying foreign-origin systems as indigenous products with little or no value addition.

National Interest

Modi govt response to Gen Z protest shows a rare vulnerability. It’s an opportunity for Opposition

Shekhar Gupta -
The young people broke the self-imposed silence among the elite not to speak a word critical of the Modi government, except to whisper on the sidelines, looking left, right and behind.

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