Latest issue: 17 November 2001  Sagarika GhoseThe Taliban have been forced right back in Afghanistan. These militant Muslims have their roots in a huge college in northern India founded in the nineteenth century. A novelist and journalist who lives in New Delhi went inside it. 
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