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OpinionFebruary 25, 2017<March 9, 2023

Is Studying In Britain Still Worth It?

High cost, lack of jobs and immigration controls are pushing Indian students away from the UK. Is education in Britain worth it?

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BiographyFebruary 25, 2017<March 9, 2023

Shivaji And Aurangzeb: Divisive Historical Narratives

Maratha ruler Shivaji and Mughal emperor Aurangzeb were driven by ambition. Today, their stories perpetuate divisive narratives.

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PolicyFebruary 25, 2017<March 9, 2023

The War Against Malaria Is Yet To Be Won

India’s hopes to eradicate Malaria by 2030, though under a million cases are still reported annually. What makes the disease so deadly?

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InsightFebruary 23, 2017<March 9, 2023

Oggudolu: Keeping Folklore Alive

Performers of Oggudolu, a theatre art form, brave disapproval to keep a tradition alive. How do such art forms adapt?

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Art & PoetryFebruary 18, 2017<March 9, 2023

Our Casuarina Tree

A tree that watched over your home; saw siblings grow from children to adults; perhaps that held the tragedy of outliving all else.

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OpinionFebruary 14, 2017<March 9, 2023

Valentines Day, Pink Chaddis and Kiss of Love

Valentine’s Day attracts controversy. Some call it ‘un-Indian’. Is a day of love really alien to the subcontinent?

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InsightFebruary 13, 2017<March 9, 2023

The Untold Story of the Indian Soldiers Who Served Nazi Germany

This is the story of Indian Prisoners of war, captured by Germany, recruited by Subhas Chandra Bose to serve the Nazis.

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Books & FilmsFebruary 10, 2017<March 9, 2023

The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan

In Afghanistan, small boys are used as sex slaves of older men. The documentary, Dancing boys of Afghanistan, reveals all.

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InsightFebruary 7, 2017<March 9, 2023

An Unsuitable Boy: Journey Of A Hijra

Zubairiya is a cobbler’s assistant by day and trans woman by night. This is the story of her transformation into a Hijra.

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Biography, Editor's PicksFebruary 7, 2017<March 9, 2023

The Subaltern Travel Writer Who Introduced Curry and Shampoo to Britain

Sake Dean Mahomet is a subaltern travel writer who embarked on an adventure that introduced curry and shampoo to Britain.

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InsightFebruary 6, 2017<March 9, 2023

India’s Rakhine State Refugees

Refugees from Myanmar’s Rakhine State fled persecution to settle in India. How have the Rohingya people adapted to their new lives?

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BiographyFebruary 3, 2017<March 9, 2023

The Quiet Genius of Toru Dutt

Toru Dutt was the first female Indian poet to write in English and French. She died young, at only 21, but left behind a volume of work.

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EnvironmentFebruary 2, 2017<March 9, 2023

Is India’s Budget Wildlife-Friendly?

Budget 2017 isn’t heavy with mention of the environment. What does the budget mean for India’s wildlife?

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OpinionJanuary 29, 2017<March 9, 2023

How Kabaddi Hooked the World

Kabaddi, Tamil Nadu’s ancient sport is making a comeback in Japan, Korea and Iran. Has this rural Indian sport gone global?

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Art & PoetryJanuary 28, 2017<March 9, 2023

Amir Khusrau’s Timeless Poetry

Centuries ago, when Amir Khusrau discovered Sufi mysticism, he could not stay attached to the material world except by verse.

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The Madras Courier is the first newspaper to be established in the Madras Presidency, British India. Published on October 12, 1785, it was the leading newspaper of its time. Selling for a princely sum of one rupee, it thrived for three decades.

Two centuries later, this legacy is revived digitally. Today, the Madras Courier serves a global audience of curious, intelligent readers interested in South Asian affairs. We curate interesting stories that enhance our understanding of the world in meaningful ways.

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