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Mumbai · Monday, 28 September 2026

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Trump-Xi bonhomie can’t paper over tensions

Little of substance was achieved at the Donald Trump-Xi Jinping summit this week, particularly on the three Ts that have come to define the US-China relationship. On trade, US Treasury Secretary Scott…

By Sohail Khan · 26 Sep
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When convenience becomes dependence

There was a bandh recently, and I was confronted with a problem of considerable importance: my college wanted me to work online. Normally, this would require effort in cognitive thinking. But instead…

By Sohail Khan · 26 Sep
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In India’s fight against TB, Bihar remains a champion

Under the TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan, India no longer waits for patients to arrive with symptoms. It goes looking for them. Bihar took that mandate seriously Published on: Sep 26, 2026, 06:16:00…

By Sohail Khan · 26 Sep
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The case of the missing distinguished jurists

The malady is that, in India, law academics have rarely been accorded the respect they deserve Published on: Sep 26, 2026, 06:10:20 IST Prefer HTon Google Share via Copy link Justice Ujjal…

By Sohail Khan · 26 Sep
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Mindfulness in the mountains

When we think of mindfulness, we usually imagine a person sitting cross-legged on the ground, hands cupped, eyes closed in deep concentration. But what if there were other, more active ways to…

By Sohail Khan · 26 Sep
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Longevity without an expiry date

While reading through Scott Fitzgerald’s book Tender is the Night (published in 1934, and hailed as a modern classic) I came upon this authorial comment on page 222: ‘How did he die?…

By Sohail Khan · 26 Sep
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Speed-breakers are a necessary evil

Every evening, when I go for a walk, I face motor vehicles encroaching on the footpath at specific spots. These spots have speed-breakers. Drivers prefer to avoid them as it is convenient…

By Sohail Khan · 26 Sep
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Young or old, making a choice is confusing

A few days ago, a college student contacted me. He assumed I could give him advice because I sound wiser than I actually am. Naturally, I basked in the glory and expected…

By Sohail Khan · 26 Sep