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Data & Political Economy Editor @htTweets. Run Number Theory. My weekly column is called Terms of Trade. Tweets & likes don't represent employer

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Roshan Kishore is a journalist with Hindustan Times in New Delhi. He focuses on political economy issues with…

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Indian mega cities are 'A Fine Imbalance'

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Give me a non-fiction, even better, quasi academic writing, and I will finish it like I do kababs. But I struggle to read fiction unless I am on a long leave. It happens only once a year, so I have pretty much given up on it. There was a time when I had given up on my PhD research and did not have a job, and finished all of Henning Mankell’s Wallander thrillers in a matter of months. But that is pre-history.
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Terms of trade | A fine imbalance

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Terms of Trade | A fine imbalance

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Rohinton Mistry’s A Fine Balance, in this fiction philistine’s view, is one of the best English language novels on independent India written for its time. The plot revolves around socio-economically oppressive structures in rural India and how they trigger migration to cities where the market and the state, along with its political underlings, are the chief oppressors rather than feudalism.
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