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The Hindu Explains: From Bimal Gurung, to the right to privacy

Do Lingayats want a separate identity? Why is Mount Abu in the news? What's Dunkirk all about? Your questions answered

July 29, 2017 09:02 pm | Updated December 03, 2021 12:36 pm IST

GJM Chief Bimal Gurung in Siliguri.

GJM Chief Bimal Gurung in Siliguri.

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Who are the Lingayats and what are their demands?
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What is the movie Dunkirk all about?
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Mount Abu, Rajasthan, 24 July 2017: Mount Abu reportedly recieved the heaviest rainfall in over 300 years in the last 24 hours. Photo: Special Arrangement
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How have the floods affected Mount Abu?
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