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HarperCollins Presents Gautam Bhatia’s ‘Unsealed Covers’

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HarperCollins  presents Unsealed Covers A Decade of the Constitution, the Courts and the State by Gautam Bhatia The 2014 general election saw the installation of the first majority non-coalition government in many decades. The 2019 general election saw its return. The past ten years have seen courtroom battles over civil rights, national

#ReadWomen: Nightmarch by Alpa Shah

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Two nights into my stay at the guerrilla camp, I realised that Gyanji would be walking from Bihar, with a platoon, back to Lalgaon in Jharkhand where I had come from and where I had lived for the previous year and a half. There, in the surrounding forests, a similar

The Assassination of Indira Gandhi: An Excerpt from ‘India: The Crucial Years’

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On the morning of 31 October 1984, I left for Along in Siang district by helicopter. After landing there an hour later, I proceeded to Basar by road. Basar had an agricultural research centre, where there was a function requiring my presence. A little before 1 p.m., I returned to

A Barbarous Situation: Excerpts from Nayantara Sahgal’s letters to the Authors’ Guild of India in 1975

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Excerpts from Nayantara Sahgal’s letters to the Authors’ Guild of India in 1975, protesting against the censorship and suspension of civil liberties. She resigned membership of the Executive Commiittee of the Guild when the guild refused to put on record a protest against checks on freedom of expression. Since 26 June we have

Of Divorce and Income Certificates. An extract from ‘The View from Kollam’

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‘We are not man and wife. We are divorced.’ This statement took me by surprise as the speaker was an ordinary middle-aged man, looking exactly like the college professor that he actually was. The prim, neatly attired woman sitting by his side looked what the headmistress of a high school