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  1. How India’s ambitious plan to curb unhealthy food failed

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    The Modi government in 2017 launched a plan to combat foods high in fat, salt and sugar. In the first part of a new series, we examine why it never took off.

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    2026-07-03
  2. Football: How Bobby Charlton survived the Munich air crash to become one of the greatest of all time

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    Bobby Charlton passed away on Saturday, aged 86.

    2026-07-03
  3. How cow urine became an unlikely ingredient in art and photography

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    The Rise Of Britain As A Global Superpower (2009), historian James Frey gives an account of the production of military-use saltpetre in India as well as its commodification by European … Finally, the precipitate was purified in a regional European refinery before being exported.Unlike gunpowder, which exploited saltpetre’s explosive force, its use in pyrotechnics and

    2026-07-03
  4. Amit Dutta’s films are on Mubi India. Here’s why you should watch them

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    This quirky film is a playful and beautifully crafted gem of animation that the great East European animation studios of the 1960s would be proud of.

    2026-07-03
  5. Seychelles Guardian of the Blue Horizon: Flattering awards for Modi may not be good for India

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    arms buyer for years, accounting for around a third of all weapons exported by Israel – and a flow that has continued uninterrupted through the genocide in Gaza even as several European

    2026-07-03
  6. How cow urine became an unlikely ingredient in art and photography

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    The histories of Indian yellow and Bengal light reveal how colonial science and empire intersected with visual culture.

    2026-07-03
  7. How football’s carbon footprint is affecting climate change

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    Estimates of football’s overall impact on emissions are often too low as they tend not to count vital activities like stadium construction.

    2026-07-03
  8. Amit Dutta’s films are on Mubi India. Here’s why you should watch them

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    A retrospective of the acclaimed filmmaker on Mubi India is a rare opportunity to revisit the purity of his artistic expression.

    2026-07-03
  9. ‘Start the week with a film: Meet an Iranian serial killer in the spine-tingling ‘Holy Spider’

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    Ali Abbasi’s 2022 movie, based on a real-life murderer, is available on BookMyShow Stream.

    2026-07-03
  10. Highest number of journalists dead since 1992 in year of media expansion but much less freedom

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    Today, we have access to more media than at any other time in human history. But this has not necessarily meant more reliable information.

    2026-07-03