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Saket Suman is a writer, journalist and literary chronicler. He is the author of The Psychology of a Patriot, published by Rupa Publications in India. As a journalist, he has worked at The Statesman, Indo Asian News Service (IANS) and Times Group, besides being published extensively on popular culture, politics and human rights in reputed newspapers, magazines and news portals.

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Love's labour lost

Love's labour lost

Taking a fresh look at Sikkim and its erstwhile royals.

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Revisiting 'My Experiments with Truth' on Gandhi's 149th birth anniversary

Revisiting 'My Experiments with Truth' on Gandhi's 149th birth anniversary

As expressive of his faults and follies as of his vigour and virtues, Mahatma Gandhi's autobiography -- read,…

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Where from here? The curious case of Free Tibet Movement - The Economic Times

Where from here? The curious case of Free Tibet Movement - The Economic Times

Arguments put forth by the current Director of Himalayan Aid in a recent book bluntly show that the United St…

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Lessons on Identity and language live on in Walcott's poetry

Lessons on Identity and language live on in Walcott's poetry

His death will remain a striking reality for many of his readers as Walcott, known for never mencing with his…

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Beta, leave India to Indians, mom told VS Naipaul | Free Press Journal

Beta, leave India to Indians, mom told VS Naipaul | Free Press Journal

New Delhi : VS Naipaul, known for his timeless books and unsparing views, made his last public appearance in …

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Writing about contemporary things that matter

Writing about contemporary things that matter

He is one of India's foremost poets and short story writers, a Padma Shri recipient and was awarded the Sahit…

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India's Opposition Leader Forcibly Removed From Sit-In Outside Prime Minister's Residence

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By Saket Suman Verified, Indian Republic.in
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Delhi Police physically lifted and detained Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in Indian parliament's Lok Sabha, from a sit-in protest outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi's official residence, as a crisis over irregularities in the country's national entrance examinations escalated into the most serious confrontation between the government and its opponents in years.
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Police Fires Tear Gas at Students and Hands the Opposition Its Strongest Weapon in Years

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By Saket Suman Verified, Indian Republic.in
| IndianRepublic.in
✍️ Written by Saket Suman Thousands of young Indians marched from Jantar Mantar toward Parliament in monsoon rain and were met with tear gas, lathi charges, internet shutdowns, and mass detentions. Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, was detained. Sonam Wangchuk, on the twenty-second day of a hunger strike that had already cost him at least 8.5 kilograms, wrote a handwritten note from his hospital bed requesting temporary release to join the march. The request was not granted.
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WHAT THESE ROADS GAVE BACK (Series Wrap)

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By Saket Suman Verified, Indian Republic.in
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There is a moment on the Kedarnath trail when the body understands something that the mind has been resisting. The trail does not care how much you have read about this place. The altitude does not make exceptions for preparation. The shrine ahead is where it has always been, and you are where you are, and the distance between the two is exactly what it is, and the only way to close it is to keep walking.
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