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Eroding edge

The presence of Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) troops in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) after frequent incursions in Ladakh area is alarming. The PLA troops were first spotted in the later part of the last year and ever since their…
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Cooperative movement in J and K

Tara Singh Bhall More than 80 per cent of the population of our State is constituted of farmers and is engaged in different branches of agriculture. Unless efforts are initiated to organise and discipline this largebulk of our population,…
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Waste management in real perspective

      Mahadeep Singh Jamwal The waste is the pronunciation for all such material termed to be of no common use, accumulated by cleaning process of surrounding area, house hold, commercial institutions, industries, and what not, whereas…
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Some have a problem with Tricolour

  A Surya Prakash The last fortnight has seen an intense debate over the unfortunate happenings in some university campuses including Jawaharlal Nehru University and Jadavpur University, where some students raised anti-national slogans,…
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Bygone promises

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences for Jammu and Kashmir it appears is likely to polarise the State. Adding to the confusion is the ambiguity of the policy which both the region feel stand deceived.  If Jammu feels it has been…
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Safe communication

Troops deployed along the international borders and Naxal-hit areas will soon get secure mobile phones, Union Minister Haribhai Parathibhai Chaudhary said in the Parliament recently. Security personnel deployed in far flung areas do get…
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JNU campus; a new hideout for terrorists!!

Ravinder Jalali "Next time any terrorist or terrorists, after strike in Delhi or in any part of India should enter JNU", is a clear and loud message from the recent episode of JNU. It seems that JNU has become a Vatican, a place outside…
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Preserving balance of power

Zorawar Daulet Singh The White House decision to approve the sale of nuclear capable F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan has once again sparked an interest on the nature of America's role in the subcontinent. While most Indian observers have…
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Untimely rain

With untimely rain and heavy wind lashing in the region, farmers are worried about loss to the wheat crop. There has been extensive damage to the crop in a few areas. Heavy rain on Saturday evening heightened apprehensions. This comes close…
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South-South coop

Emphasising over development assistance to needy countries India pitched for deeper South-South cooperation including in Africa. Advocating for better donor-recipient relationship, seen as a subtle dig at China, India said it does not…
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