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Some friends have your back. Some inspire you. Some hear you when you speak even if you are already close, already familiar.

It is important to have this third category of friends as they keep you grounded, help you think, get a handle on reality, see things as they are. They bring you the gift of clarity. That is why you feel so comforted after those conversations. ...


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Three converging shocks since 2020 have unsettled the assumptions on which East Asian security has rested for a generation. The Covid-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine and now the US-Israel-Iran conflict, which has effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz to most commercial shipping -- a chokepoint through which around 20 million barrels of oil per day normally flows, with near...


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It is indeed the case that after the defeat of All-India Trinamul Congress (AITMC) in this month’s state assembly elections — yes, with all the caveats about the lack of the Election Commission’s mandatory neutrality — the party’s leader in Rajya Sabha is on a relatively weaker ground. It will be sometime before the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) can gain the seats from the ...


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The first thing you notice about Mumbai: A Journey Through Its Kitchens, Streets, and Stories is not the writing or the recipes. It is the object itself. The weight of the book, the tactility of the paper, the rhythm of the layouts, and its confident use of white space and colour.

Published by Heirloom Project, Mumbai has now become the first Indian...


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No Such Thing as Monday is set in the UK in the last few decades of the 20th century. We meet Stephanie who comes from a stereotypical working-class family. Her father is a patriarch of the worst kind — violent and manipulative. When he loses his job, her mother takes in laundry and slogs 24x7. Her older sister Caroline gets the full brunt of her father’s violence. ...


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