Articles by Namit Arora
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October 2011 - Cover
Such a long journey How and why 145,000 people migrated to a small Caribbean island. |
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January 2011 - Reflections
The void of Nagarjuna At a time when Buddhist teachings were under threat from multiple directions, the ‘second Buddha’ did much to revive and build upon them. |
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March 2010 - Sighting
In light of Nalanda The ruins of one of Asia’s great centres of learning still inspire travellers |
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December 2009 - Sighting
Polo on the Coromandel Seven centuries have passed since Marco Polo opened Western eyes to the Subcontinent, yet his account continues to resonate. |
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August 2009 - Sighting
Ancient Indian scepticism The Carvaka school of philosophy offered some of the first rationalist opposition to the otherworldly tendencies of Hinduism and Buddhism. |
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December 2008 - Time and a place
The reservoirs of Dholavira Many mysteries of this Harappan metropolis are yet to be unravelled. |
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