China and India, accounting for 37.5 percent of the world's population, have today become major determinants of the direction of world affairs. With consistent economic growth rates
Khairlanji:
A strange and bitter crop
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On 29 September 2006, in a modest town in eastern Maharashtra called Khairlanji, a tragedy occurred. A gang of
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Tejpal´s contemporary India masquerading as fiction.
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