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There was a time in the 80s and 90s when tariffs dominated national discourse. The World Trade Organization and the World Bank aggressively pushed globalization, the notion that goods and services would move freely across national boundaries as a win...

As a connoisseur of cringe, I have, over the years, kept a watchful eye on the Bangladeshi film industry: be it buxom dames charging at hanging tomatoes to the tune of “My youth is like a red tomato, squeeze it and bring out the juice, but a few days...

One of the world’s most persistent narrative tropes is that of the hero’s journey. The hero, as a boy, bides his time, unaware of his calling, be it Frodo or Neo or Harry Potter or Luke Sky Walker, till he meets a mentor, be it Gandalf or Morpheus or...

Mumbai Indians: If the owners of Mumbai Indians could get Rihanna to dance at their pre-wedding, after her tweeting against them, make the three Khans lock steps together like marionettes on a string of cash, and leave Mark Zuckerberg to feel like yuppie...