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Defeating death with tempera
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When a rape is not a rape
Though the Verma panel recommended that armed forces personnel accused of rape be tried as per civilian law, the ordinance was silent on the issue.
Changing Tide
Kama sutra & wheelchair
Women who are disabled have sexual needs but find it difficult to talk about them. Now, a new website is determined to change that.
State Scan
In defence of the shahirs
They are dalit troubadours who traverse Maharashtra, singing songs of rebellion.
True Grit
Crusade goes cyber
Now, angry young Kashmiris have turned to the internet to garner global support for the release of 23-year-old Waqar Ahmed Moharkan.
Travel
Dead End
Digging out the truth
The bodies buried in Kashmir's unmarked graves are narrating many tales - of forced disappearances and cover-ups.
redress issues of lives
Normal? What's that?
As more mass graves are unearthed, Kashmir's writers continue to create dangerously.
Dark Desire
Going underground
Adventure junkies squeeze and puff through damp, tight spaces in the Krem Lablat cave system of Meghalaya for the ultimate adrenalin rush.
Grave Concerns
Unmarked graves & half-widows
The discovery of mass graves with over 2,000 unidentified bodies in the Kashmir valley has exhumed a truth.
Moving On
Return of the migrants
Slowly, the Pandits are coming back to the Valley. But is housing them in Israeli-style settlements the answer?
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Relationships
Neighbours' ennui
Now, people next door are just faces that you politely smile at in the lift.
Wine & Dine
Kebabs, not canapês
Change the rules of Sunday brunching by introducing desi elements to it.
