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Yasmin Khan
— 27th October 2007 — Issue 139 
India’s middle class still has to abide by the state’s rules. Yet there is a danger that they will find ways to completely extricate themselves
Subject: South & Central AsiaIndia shining
Yasmin Khan
— 28th July 2007 — Issue 136
A new book on India’s recent history tells the story of the last 60 years in resiliently upbeat fashion
Subject: Books & literature, History & heritage, South & Central AsiaYasmin Khan
Yasmin Khan is the author of The Great Partition: the Making of India and Pakistan (Yale, 2007)
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