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Sunday Long Reads: Bollywood’s portrayal of cops, Northeast’s relationship with mainland, and more
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How Begum Akhtar once rode the vintage Minerva which won at global Concours Virtual 2020
Owner Diljeet Titus speaks of the regal past of the 1933 Minerva Type AL, one of the only nine Minerva cars surviving today, that won by People's Vote this week
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Why the policeman in Hindi films needs a makeover
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Sunday Long Reads: Bollywood’s outsider debate, the legacy of Saroj Khan, sounds of nature, and more
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Saroj Khan was clearly the leader of the pack: Dayanita Singh
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Emma is a fun and exuberant retelling of a classic
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Sohrab Hura: ‘It is important to constantly question my position in whatever I do’
The photographer, who is Magnum Photos’ first Indian full voting member on the responsibilities that come with using a camera
What does it take to survive as an outsider in Bollywood?
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Sunday Long Reads: The goddess of Sundarbans, legacy of The Beatles, biography of M Karunanidhi, and more
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Anita Roy: ‘Children’s publishing in India today is a necessary spectrum of books that keep it real and those that keep it fantastic’
The writer on her debut YA novel Gravepyres School for the Recently Deceased, and why the ongoing ecological catastrophe stems from our inability to face up to being mortal.
Why the animal kingdom is no different – when dating and mating
While some might take their girls up to their palatial penthouse apartments others with biceps, like bull elephants in musth, bash up anyone who goes near their chosen one.
How a new biography draws on the enigma and shadow lines of M Karunanidhi
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Why the Sundarbans has unwavering faith in Bon Bibi — a forest deity with a stage presence
What a centuries-old folk theatre form, Bon Bibi'r Palagaan, unique to the Sundarban islands in West Bengal tells us about human fragility, survival and surrender in the tide country.
How dating apps are booming as ideas of romance and intimacy evolve to meet the pandemic’s challenges
Dating is now serious business since one is essentially choosing an apocalypse partner -- couples who have survived the worst together
Why fifty years after the split the Beatles still are the original rock stars
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Sunday Long Reads: Adoor Gopalakrishnan’s filmmaking, the feminism behind Netflix’s Bulbbul, films, nature, and more
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Two Indian films around border make heads turn at Cannes
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Anvita Dutt on why Bulbbul is a feminist “fairy tale”
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Why, after 40 years, I still miss the sea
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