Sneha Johari
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From Here to Humidity
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Once famed for its seasons, Pune now has only two: hot and hellishly humid.
In 1969, The Beatles released ‘Here Comes the Sun,’ a lilting ode to warmth and renewal...
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In Quick Commerce We Trust: Welcome to the Ministry of Instant Gratification
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We wanted groceries in 10 minutes. Instead, we got an identity crisis with free delivery.
Respectful public discourse isn’t exactly woven into our fabric, but a provocative photo has divided...
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The Oxford of the East is bursting at the seams
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Once a veritable pensioner’s paradise, Pune has regressed into a decaying metropolis gasping under the weight of its own progress.
It is a rare event when a 47-year-old American is...
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We Dig, We Suffer: The Climate Crisis of Our Own Making
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Ten years may seem trivial in ecological terms, yet the seeds of today’s climate change were sown as far back as the 1800s. In her sweeping biography of geographer and...
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