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Rise of the colonised
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West Asian challenge
The collection of essays is a symposium of sorts that takes up the Palestinian issue in all its various facets, particularly in the light of the exist
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Xi’s initiatives
Conscious of China’s cultural “soft power” and keen to enhance it, Xi Jinping, within a year of becoming President, launched two major diplomatic init
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Green memories
On how Jairam Ramesh found the middle ground of engagement on economic growth and environmental conservation.
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The underside of growth
THE question whether economic globalisation and liberalisation are good for Third World countries is still a hotly debated one. The defenders of globa
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Kashmir’s coins & history
The book provides the reader an opportunity to gain a long-period perspective not only on the coins found in Jammu and Kashmir but on the associated h
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For a green GST
A case for including eco-taxes and eco subsidies in the proposed goods and services tax.
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Triumph of humanism
The book calls for serious reflection on the demands of notions of community, solidarity and public life.
Romancing the railways
The book puts the railways in the context of Mumbai’s growth and provides nuggets of information about the heritage of the Central Railway.
Relief and religious identity
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