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Birth control for men has barely progressed since the first vasectomy in 1899. The reason for that is a little bit of science and a lot of sexism.Tiny room no. 46 on the secon...
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This week, director Patty Jenkins made history. She became the first woman director to head up a summer blockbuster ― a big-budget sector of the film industry typically rese...
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My own encounter with the book has been a unique reader-experience, writes Aparajita Kri...
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From Kolkata’s colonial hangover to the rise of brand Bharat, this reflection, by ...
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