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A short-sighted and opportunistic decision

IT APPEARS highly implausible that the government has decided to... Full story

A warning

THE death of an elderly man in mudslide at Firoz Shah Colony in... Full story

The colour dark brown

Two Rohingya men break down in tears on their arrival at the Shahparir Dweep jetty on Monday. — Indrajit Ghosh
THE Gujarat riots in 2002 began with the Godhra train burning. The London riots in 2011 began with the police shooting of Mark Duggan. The Los Angeles riots began with the police beating of Rodney King. Such has always been the nature of riots. Full story


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