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Contested territory: a Hindu nationalist raises a saffron flag atop a church in Muniguda in India’s Orissa state. Minority communities in India are regularly targeted by politically instigated Hindu groups, and churches have been burned and defaced. Photo: AP/Press Association Images

Introducing... Arvind Kejriwal

Richard Swift on what you need to know about the Delhi State election winner.

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Girls get radical in the United States

Lydia James talks to a young girls' group with a difference.

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Canal controversy in Nicaragua

Bryan Kay on a possibly calamitous plan.

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Lust, curiosity and some dark comedy in Carol Morley's The Falling.

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New releases from Thea Gilmore and Colin Stetson & Sarah Neufeld, reviewed by Louise Gray.

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