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In 2016, Hindi Literature Became The Voice Of the Marginalised
Who reads Hindi literature these days? And who writes it? For a language rightly claiming to be spoken by more than 400 million people, such questions seem astonishing. But...
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The Christie Way
Anthony Horowitz’s own Alex Rider series for young adult readers is successful, but he is also labelled a pasticheur, for writing in the style of other authors, like ...
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The New Year Of Optimisim For Femtech
To that end, both Extend Fertility and Prelude are offering financing plans to make it easier to cover the procedure, which can cost around $50,000, Extend Fertility charge...
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The Lumineers Donate Christmas Single Profits To Rainforest Charity
UK chart topping Americana superstars The Lumineers are spotlighting rainforest charity Cool Earth this Christmas, supporting the award-winning charity working with indigen...
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This Is Why Solar Windows Have Yet to Become Popular
Window pane solar panels don’t have a large presence in the solar energy market. But with massive metropolises boasting skyscrapers with thousands of windows each&mda...
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Scale Of Child Slavery "Shocking" In India's Spinning Mills - Research
Various forms of slavery, including child labour, are present in more than 90 percent of south India's spinning mills which produce yarn for Western brands, researchers sai...
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Ankur Film Festival Pays Tribute To Phalke
Nashik: The 5th edition of Ankur Film Festival began with screening of a documentary here on Dadasaheb Phalke on Friday. Dual national award and filmfare award-winning dire...
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Amma Only, On Prime Time
Never have Indian television channels been subjected to the frenetic pace, frenzied reporting and commentating as they all did on Tuesday, December 6 when J. Jayalalitha wa...
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A Toxic Leak Left Corpus Christi With No Water For Days. A Taste Of Things To Come?
Corpus Christi, Texas, calls itself the “sparkling city by the sea”. But lately it doesn’t feel very sparkling. The city imposed a four-day ban on consumi...
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The Nowhere People
People migrating due to environmental disasters should be accorded ‘refugee’ status in international law An increasing number of people globally are facing disp...
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