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Dedicated art 

As the Devadasi system dies out, so too does a rich musical repertoire.

| Sep 10, 2010

test

| Sep 03, 2010

Across the kala pani

The historical effects of trans-Indian Ocean involvement in Southasia, while major for the overseas areas concerned, were minor in terms of life in the region itself.

| Sep 01, 2010

Rising together

The Indian Ocean has become increasingly central, contested and crowded. Not just Southasia but all of southern Asia must reclaim its stake on the water.

| Sep 01, 2010

The mass job guarantee

The change that India’s national scheme for rural employment guarantee, touching the lives or more than 100 million people, has accomplished is hard to fathom.

The Sentinelese of the Andamans

In dealing with uncontacted tribes we should remember that it is we who are the savages.

| Sep 01, 2010

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