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The lost leader
Netaji's daughter is now the deputy mayor of Augsburg. What if she had joined politics in India?
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Mughalnama
An exhibition in London celebrates the most powerful and splendid of the world's great dynasties.
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Browning the bard
The Royal Shakespeare Company's Indian version of 'Much Ado About Nothing' is more feelgood than fabulous.
The rise and fall of a pioneer politician
Common curry, innit?
A Pakistani-origin politician's swift rise and fall in Britain says much about the lip service paid by the Conservative government to Asian…
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Could the grand Georgian manor Sheridan House look better today than it did when it was first built in 1772? Yes, says industrialist Sri Prakash…
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