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India’s response to the pandemic has been a social catastrophe. Who will be held accountable?
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The novelist on how coronavirus threatens India — and what the country, and the world, should do next
The best-selling novelist on outsiders, power and why she never wanted to write ‘The God of Small Things Two’
How the spoken word is breathing life into fiction
Rebecca Rose selects her mid-year reads
The Indian writer’s first novel since ‘The God of Small Things’ two decades ago is grander still in ambition
Re-reading ‘The God of Small Things’ two decades on, Roy’s novel still has the ability to shake readers out of stale ways of seeing the world
The underclass is left ever further behind by the boom, writes Arundhati Roy
The professor is inspired by people who create happiness in their lives and in the lives of others
Asian powerhouse or failing state? Four reports provide an assessment from the margins of an economic boom
Rationalisation must not be an excuse for the withdrawal of the state, writes David Pilling
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