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Chita Andolan is back: Why are Madhya Pradesh's Panna villagers protesting against Ken-Betwa project Original

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By Natasha Singh
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
Remember the unnerving visuals from Chita Andolan in Madhya Pradesh? Displaced Tribals sleeping on pyres, standing in water for their compensation. The unique protest is back and in its 20th day with agitators battling rain, waterlogging, lathicharge and general apathy by the authorities.
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Putin's party wins again as expected. So why does Russia still hold elections? Original

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By Natasha Singh
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
Russians went to the polls. The votes were counted. Russian President Putin's party United Russia won again, and comfortably. The result itself was hardly the mystery. The more interesting question is why Russia still goes through the elaborate business of elections when the system makes a genuine change of power extremely unlikely. Because in Russia, an election may not simply be about choosing who governs.
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What does the law say about inheritance? Know your rights Original

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By Natasha Singh
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
For generations, inheritance in India has been shaped by family relationships, religious personal laws and the nature of the property being inherited. A daughter may have an equal right with her brother in one situation, but not necessarily in another. A widow may be entitled to a share in her husband's estate, while a woman may also own property in her own right through inheritance, gifts or other means. The biggest question often arises when a person dies without leaving a will.
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