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The Hindu Trump Card

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Watching America’s Soap-Opera Election

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Inside the Mall at the Center of China’s Transformation of East Africa

Finalists sharing the stage in the 2015 Camp Ka Champ competition.
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Champ of the Labor Camp: Dubai’s Singing Competition for Migrant Workers

Hendri Du Toit reaches for a location-mapping transmitter to attach on to Marley, a saker falcon, before he flies off for a round of pigeon control at a hotel in the Palm Jumeirah.
Photo by: Mansi Choksi

Sheikh of the Skies

Muslim men left a mosque last month in Kalyan, India, on the outskirts of Mumbai. Four young men from the city were apparently recruited over the Internet to fight with Islamists in Iraq. Credit Kuni Takahashi for The New York Times

4 Young Men Head for Iraq, Citing Fight for Islam, and India Wonders if More Will Follow

Citizens Nagar, a relief colony in Ahmedabad, is near the city's largest dumping ground. (Photo: Mansi Choksi)

Narendra Modi’s Shame: Muslim Survivors of the Gujarat Riots Are Still Suffering

What Makes Kapil Sharma India’s Most Popular TV Star?

The slum in Mumbai, India, where one of the five suspects in the gang rape of a photojournalist was arrested. (Atul Loke for The New York Times)

Gang Rape in India, Routine and Invisible

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The Fixers of Dharavi

Police officers in Mumbai on Sunday with one of the five men accused of raping a 22-year-old photojournalist. (Reuters)

Grim World of Mumbai Rape Accused

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Toppling a Delicate World

Three newly married couples from Dewas, a princely state during the British Raj, pose for a photograph. Elaborate rituals and weddings a la royalty are some of the trappings that India's new rich are embracing. (TOI-Archives Mumbai)

The millionaire who would be a maharajah

With no brides around, Barwaan’s males while away the hours listening to Bollywood music on the radio. Their favourite number — Hum Aapke Hain Kaun, from the movie that celebrated the Great Indian Wedding. (Photo by Uma Kadam)

No life without wife

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Where Hip-Hop Lives

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