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Project 10/3: Exile, Empire and War in the Andamans
By Gajanan Khergamker History, if it is to retain its moral force, must be rescued periodically from the comfortable distance of textbooks a...
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And their Indian counterparts do their bit and more at home, writes Manu Shrivastava Iranian-born model Mahlagha Jaberi made a loud statemen... -
By Gajanan Khergamker India, predictably, has been tagged with being 'religious', 'cultural' or simply 'emotional' t... -
The latest of a lot of 30-odd horses and ponies, over the last decade, to get a second chance at life is battered Rolo ‘donated’ by a Mather... -
Legally Speaking - Property and Housing Laws | By Solicitor Gajanan Khergamker Image for representational purpose only You have, in an earli... -
By Gajanan Khergamker Recent viral claims disseminated via social media leveraged two highly inflammatory elements to maximise their impact ... -
Vaidehi Goyal | Mumbai General body meetings are an integral part of the functioning of any cooperative housing society (CHS) as all disc... -
By A Draft Correspondent IFFI nity : Cinema, Capital and India's Most Durable Festival , a new e-book by journalist, author and Editor-i... -
By Gajanan Khergamker Mumbai applauded enthusiastically last week for four short films that no Indian production house made, no Indian direc... -
India's digital heritage revolution arrives nearly a decade late. Even more troubling, it risks overshadowing discoveries at Gharapuri t... -
By Gajanan Khergamker On April 18, 2026, Bureau of Immigration officers acting on an Enforcement Directorate Look-out Circular stopped a for...
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By Gajanan Khergamker Recent viral claims disseminated via social media leveraged two highly inflammatory elements to maximise their impact ... -
By Gajanan Khergamker A fifty-five-year-old woman died in Navsari, Gujarat, on June 4, 2026 after been briefly ill. She left behind a husban... -
By Anushka Singh In what has now snowballed into one of the most fiercely contested utility service reforms in recent memory, the Brihanmumb... -
By A Draft Correspondent In the courtyards across Goan villages, a quieter season begins before tourism does. From March to May, as cashew a... -
And their Indian counterparts do their bit and more at home, writes Manu Shrivastava Iranian-born model Mahlagha Jaberi made a loud statemen... -
By Manu Shrivastava I did not grow up believing that infrastructure was meant to impress. In the US, at Johns Hopkins University, where I tr... -
By Manu Shrivastava For decades, the residents of Rewas and Uran have been united by shared geography yet separated by the unrelenting Arabi... -
By Gajanan Khergamker The Karnataka Hate Speech and Hate Crimes (Prevention) Bill 2025 arrives at a moment when the very architecture of dem... -
By Manu Shrivastava In the realm of Gujarati cuisine, Ubadiyu and Undhiyu stand out as two distinct yet tantalising winter delicacies. These... -
By Gajanan Khergamker It is almost poetic that at a time when India’s workforce feels more tethered to devices than ever before, Supriya Sul...
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