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A year after the blaze, Secunderabad Club reopens its heritage wing

A year after the blaze, Secunderabad Club reopens its heritage wing
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Save Mahbub College, cry alumni

Alumni are planning to make representations to concerned authorities in the government and administration to push their case

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Swiftly decide Salar Jung case, oldest civil suit: SC | India News

India News: NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday requested the Telangana high court to speedily dispose of the longest surviving civil suits, pending since 1952.

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How the Parsis Shaped Theatre in Colonial Bombay

How the Parsis Shaped Theatre in Colonial Bombay Flops, frauds or community disapproval did not prove obstacles to the growth of the theatre enterprise. Elphinstone Circle in Bombay in the 1870s. Photo: Lee-Warner Collection/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA When one thinks of Horniman Circle â the ring of elegant old buildings in south Mumbai â today, several associations spring to mind: the glossy storefronts of Starbucks and Hermes â the temples of neoliberal globalism; men snoozing on the gardenâs shaded benches â a respite from Mumbaiâs prickly afternoon heat; and the ghosting of an all but forgotten colonial past in the worn-out balustrades framing the round.

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Indian Muslims need to revive quest for dignity as did Sir Syed

Indian Muslims need to revive quest for dignity as did Sir Syed By News Desk| Updated: 22nd December 2020 8:18 pm IST Hasan Ghias Sir Syed’s prismatic persona refracts the story of a single life into multiple hues of a rainbow arching above a horizon that was blood-red at one end and seemed pitch-dark at the other. More multifaceted than most other Muslim inhabitants of India, ever before or ever since, Syed Ahmad’s life was deeply imbued with thought, passion and action. Deciphering and interpreting such a life is a challenge of gargantuan dimensions, which this essay can only feebly attempt. As we traverse the memorable milestones in his journey, we begin to see that one common theme runs through his entire life. All that he stood and strived for, with such amazing endurance, patience and steadfastness, was to restore the dignity of his

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