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Spate of killings
The killing of former militants by gunmen carried out in broad daylight in the militant infested area of Sopore it seems has nothing to do with Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar's statement. In less than a week over seven former…
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Widening chasm
The political climate looks like on the waning ebb with issues widening the gap between PDP-BJP. The way BJP targeted for 44 seats ahead of Assembly elections, though the party was able to gain 25 seats, but today looks as if it has no…
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Jhooth meva jayate!
Rohit Bansal
As a country we wear "Truth" on our insignia. But half truths and utter lies stare millions of us, each time we switch on our TV sets. Our biggest TV channels, self-appointed conscience keeper of Democracy, make dodgy claims…
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Why Yoga is for all
Rameshwar Singh Jamwal
The attempt by PM Narendra Modi to take the country along with him in popularising Yoga, by getting 21st June as International Yoga Day and the reported attempts by some misguided and ignorant persons to oppose it,…
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Why Congress is meddling in alliance of RJD, JDU
Hari shankar vyas
It is a known fact that JDU leaders wanted Congress President Sonia Gandhi to mediate the merger of Janata family as well as talk to Lalu Prasad Yadav and Mulayam Singh. But the Congress didn't take any initiative until…
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Biased minister
What can explain Public Works Department Minister Altaf Bhukari asking PWD to stop the ongoing mecadamisation work going on in Jammu. Or is that Kashmir only has the prerogative of getting things first and then Jammu? Whatever be the…
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Swaraj caught
Sushma Swaraj may have done it out of 'humanitarian' way by asking UK Govt to help former IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi to get his travel papers released. There is nothing wrong as far as BJP top brass are concerned but how can one forget…
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Shocking ban
Ambrose Pinto S J
Freedom of thought and expression becomes the first victim of political parties when their interests have to be maintained.
It is shocking to hear that the Ambedkar-Periyar Study Circle, consisting primarily of Dalit and…
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About slogans, Rights and Acts
Shiv Kumar Padha
The slogans have always played a commendable role during India's struggle for freedom as well as during the social reforms in the society. The slogans given by the freedom fighters infused patriotism and enthusiasm in…
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For the bilateral, the multilateral
Kalyani Shankar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden visit to Bangladesh this weekend is significant in view of the importance he reposes in the 'neighbours first' policy. Although his Bangladeshi counterpart, Sheikh Hasina, was the first…
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