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Statecraft festival: Editorial on how a litfest for diplomats could make foreign policy accessible

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India's long and proud legacy of author-diplomats makes it the perfect host for such a 'summit'. After all, many Indian diplomats have published ... This GujjuTicks brief summarizes the headline for local readers; read the full story on the publisher site.

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