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We are triumphant that each Indian contributes 1/20th less to global warming than the average American. Except, we are the world’s fourth largest polluter, but that’s not something we want to even discuss, writes
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As the two Indias continue to hurtle in opposite directions, one feeding off the other, State intervention to rescue our poor is the need of the hour, writes
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