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Indian-American beauty queen raises funds for drug awareness

An Indian-American student and anti-bullying activist who was crowned Miss World America Washington, was on a quest to raise $1 million for drug addiction...

Gorillas in the Mist

As the rising sun begins to colour the savannah grasslands of the Akagera National Park in Rwanda, we spot a herd of antelopes grazing...

William Dalrymple’s The Anarchy: A story of how far corporations can change the world

Excerpts from William Dalrymple's conversation with PAWAN LUTHRA The grandeur that was 16th and 17th century India The formation of the East India Company The...

Up close and personal with William Dalrymple

Pawan Luthra (PL): William, what took you to India in the first place? William Dalrymple (WD): Total accident. Actually, I wanted to be an...

Contemporary ramifications of the story of the East India Company

Pawan Luthra: The book ends when the East India Company ends. Of course, there was murmur in the British Parliament since the early 1800s...

East meets west parenting in Dr...

The foreword by Prof Perminder Sachdev, Scientia Professor at the UNSW, gives you a glimpse of what to expect from Dr Shail Chaturvedi’s latest...

‘Company’ Raj vs the British Raj

Pawan Luthra: What role did the British Raj (government) play in the rise and fall of the East India Company? William Dalrymple: Up to 1774,...

The ‘ravaging territorial appetites’ that finally saw the East India Company cut to size

William Dalrymple: The ‘ravaging territorial appetites’ that finally saw the East India Company cut to size Pawan Luthra: The famine in Bengal in 1770 began...

The militarised East India Company: Its transformation into a ruling power

Pawan Luthra: The East India Company changed from ‘an empire of business, into the business of empire’. How did they do this? William Dalrymple: The Company...

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