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    <title>National insecurity: How "The family man" champions the carceral security state</title>
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  <abstract>The second season of The Family Man begins with Srikant Tiwari, a former intelligence officer of TASC—a fictitious intelligence agency akin to the Research &amp; Analysis Wing—working at an IT company. He writes “TPS reports” for an overbearing boss who calls him the “minimum guy.” He has replaced eating vada pav at ungodly hours on the streets with overpriced salads. He drops and picks up his kids from school, pines for his old job and is concerned about the newly-formed government in Pakistan—all the while trying to salvage his crumbling marriage. – Reproduced</abstract>
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