The Times Of India Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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How #Muslims and #Hindus can live peacefully in new India In this book extract, @hasan_suroor looks at why the idea of #secularism was always doomed to fail, and what the two communities must do to come together to live in harmony https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/secularism-has-failed-india-needs-a-new-hindu-muslim-deal/articleshow/91666291.cms https://t.co/zUk0arIHVP

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#India provides US$ 2.5 million to #UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East) for the welfare of Palestinian Refugees: Representative Office of India to the State of Palestine, Ramallah https://t.co/5KcnEMITMn

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Feroze @varungandhi80's new book The Indian Metropolis: Deconstructing India’s Urban Spaces analyses the country’s urban infrastructure. He talks about what can be done to fix the creaking infrastructure https://t.co/UQQX3FREqL @nandibull

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#WATCH | "The 70 years of Congress (rule) - division, division, division, and division. Divide society as much as you can --- north-south, language, caste, creed, religion. The fact is, by dividing and dividing, they themselves are divided now...#BJP is unity in diversity. We… https://t.co/4jawA3vaAG https://t.co/FOaU0USq9P

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#Congress presidential candidate #ShashiTharoor's manifesto for the election shows a distorted map of India, part of J&K omitted from Dr Tharoor’s manifesto. (Document source: Shashi Tharoor’s Office) https://t.co/0Gi4SIWv0j

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MNS leader #RajThackeray has taken a hardline stance by raising the issue of #loudspeakers at mosques in a bid to woo Shiv Sainiks who feel their leadership has gone ‘soft on #Hindutva’. Read: https://bit.ly/38xFNyv @TOIPlus https://t.co/eadcCcWvj3

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How a mother and her child escaped war-torn Sudan Nisrin Elamin is an assistant professor of anthropology, University of Toronto. Her academic interests lie in “the connections between land, race, belonging and empire-making in Sudan”. https://t.co/m6fPYZVonG

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Why the name #SatanicVerses offends #Muslims The murderous attack on Salman Rushdie at a literary event in New York recently has initiated fresh debate on the Mumbai-born author’s 1988 novel, The Satanic Verses. https://t.co/T9btmUfli0

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‘The term ‘man-eater’ is #colonial — the #ecologicalcrisis needs new thought’ Nayanika Mathur is associate professor of anthropology at Oxford University. Speaking to #TimesEvoke, she discusses observing ‘crooked cats’: https://t.co/SInSgzkqXd #wildlife #climatechange https://t.co/6r1EZxmJRf

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How measuring standards came to control our lives Beyond Measure: The Hidden History of Measurement from Cubits to Quantum Constants by James Vincent is a vivid history of our obsession with classification & counting. We’re the only species that does it. https://t.co/Xfmu7dqAmX