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How Kashmiri silk became a home for Australian fashion | 'Midnight's Children kicked open the door': Salman Rushdie on Indian writers in English finding their voice | Inside India's new wave of culture-first toys — from Harappan digs to folk-art puzzles

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How Kashmiri silk became a home for Australian fashion Australian fashion designer Amanda Healy on telling her stories with Kashmiri silk ­

'Midnight's Children kicked open the door': Salman Rushdie on Indian writers in English finding their voice Inside India's new wave of culture-first toys — from Harappan digs to folk-art puzzles ­ Ek Omkar: On the oneness we keep forgetting From Bandra to Tokyo: The making of Chef Lakhan Jethani and Mizu Izakaya ­

Express Opinion Tavleen Singh writes: There are other examples of colonial governance the PM appears not to have noticed For things to really change you need institutions that are led by real historians (not pamphleteers), philosophers, scientists, scholars, linguists, writers and thinkers. These are the people that have been ... ­

P Chidambaram writes: We welcome the strange voice When a Gorakhpur leader forced a Presidential Reference ­ How to raise a boy: Raising a boy is not about protecting the world from him or him from the world A room of one's own – in the kitchen, balcony ­

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