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Ahimsa Pays (opens the original)
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When Anand Doctor first began investing in the stock market as a college student more than two decades ago, he would screen out companies that dealt in meat and poultry. Belonging to the Jain community in Mumbai, he took its tenet against violence, including to animals, seriously. âPeople have mental pockets, right?â he says, while explaining why many who adopt practices against animal slaughter and cruelty in almost all aspects of their life fail to extend it to their investment decisions.
The Big Live-In Question (opens the original)
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There may once have been affection, but in the end even the facts were disputed. What wasnât under contest was that the man, a doctor named Lokesh BH in Bengaluru, was already married when he began living with a woman identified as Theertha CS around 2010. But here the narratives diverged. She claimed the marriage had been concealed and that the two had gone ahead and married each other. The man argued his marital status was never hidden, and that the two had instead started living together as
Stepping Up to the Plate: Will India finally manage to clean up its food? (opens the original)
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THE RESTAURANT Noor Mohammadi Hotel is something of a cultural landmark in Mumbai. Started as a modest establishment conÂsisting of little more than a kitchen and a counter in 1923 that later grew into a dhaba and then a full-fledged restaurant, it is today invariably the first stop at a Mohammad Ali Road food crawl, the establishÂment any visitor keen on Mughlai food is taken to in the city. Its patrons have ranged from MF Husain, whose giftâa sketch, made impromptu, of a rooster calling ou
Dancing in the Dark: Mumbaiâs dance bars reinvent themselves as orchestra bars (opens the original)
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SOMETIME IN THE mid-1990s, Ramashankar Yadav boarded a train from his hometown in Uttar Pradesh, along with some friends who had to fly out of MumÂbai for their new jobs in Dubai. Yadav didnât really have much plans on how to spend his time in Mumbai, except to hang around with his friends for a few days till their departure, and then to return home. But on the train, he met a stranger who would offer him another alternative. âWe became friends instantly,â Yadav says. âWe started talkin
Shiv Sena: End of the Roar (opens the original)
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AS THE WEATHER in Mumbai turned apoÂplectic, the city witnessing one of the heaviest showers in years, when trees fell and houses collapsed, and the cityâs municipal body advised against unnecessary travel, on July 5, a grim Uddhav Thackeray, dressed in a saffron kurta, stood on a small but crowded podium outside the Hanuman temple in Dadar. Stepping outside in such poor weather may have been against the government advisory, but Thackeray, given the recent setÂbacks, arguably had absolutely
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