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The gift that keeps giving

He manga more

Heavenly greens

They all profit, except...

Write what we say

The English dictionary you buy in India is not the same as the dictionary an Englishman uses

Booked for a lifetime

Rrishi Raote: Short covers

Terror in gunny bags

It is used in fertilisers and insecticides. Construction companies cannot do without it. But that's not what's made ammonium nitrate a household name. Rrishi Raote and Aabhas Sharma look at the chemical that has become the favourite terror tool of extremists and Naxalites

Hero of the republic

The insider Outsider

Apocalypse when?

Making fun of English

The many faces of Putin

Authors under bushes

Wing men

Will tourists go to see butterflies and moths? In the forested North-east, researchers and community organisers are betting they will

Rrishi Raote: They rained on my regatta

Learning by owl

Real-life cartoons

An exhibition at the Spanish cultural centre pairs Mario de Miranda with Ram¿n G¿mez de la Serna. The result is quirkily fun, even if it lacks translation

Malthus returns

Outside the regular fold