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Maoist abduction
The abduction of over 250 villagers by Maoists in Chhatisgarh's Sukam District before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit has once again raised questions on the internal security issues. Wasn't there some security lapse which aided the…
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Terror returns?
At a time when normalcy is slowly limping back to Valley and there is a decline in militancy related attacks on the unarmed policemen resulting in their death in cold blood, leaving 15 civilians injured in suspected militant …
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Tread cautiously
Bharat Jhunjhunwala
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been seeking transfer of advanced defence technologies from the developed countries. India and Germany have signed a MoU for strengthening the green energy corridor. Collaboration will…
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The lakes of Gujarat—a gift from Heaven
Prof. (Dr) YP Kundal
The meteoroidal and asteroidal showers have played an important role in the evolutionary history of earth, shaping the geological landscape, affecting the evolution, migration and even extinction of some of the…
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What should India do?
Geethanjali Nataraj and Kriti Khurana
There has been a rapid increase in the number of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) since early 1990s leading to a widespread debate on the advantages or disadvantages of regionalism over multilateralism.…
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Modi’s China visit
Modi's China visit would be the real test for Indian diplomacy to prevail upon the old friend but as Chinese are famous for not opening their mind to others it will be a tough proposition for Modi, with its expanding regional…
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Media’s visceral dislike of Modi
Swapan Dasgupta
In an age where it is fashionable to be cynical or, to use its media euphemism, 'critical', good news is rarely headline new - unless it is a sporting triumph. In the hierarchy of values, national pride ranks pretty low…
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A subversion of democracy
Nandana Reddy
In a democracy, people have to be persuaded to vote. De-mocracy is about freedom; antithetical to compulsion that Gandhiji so abhorred.
Since Independence, there has been strong resistance to Mahatma Gandhi's dream of Gram…
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Opposition is milking the agrarian crisis
Sandhya Jain
The dramatic death (suicide /accident /conspiracy) of Gajendra Singh Kalyanwat, a farmer from Rajasthan, at the Aam Aadmi Party's rally in Delhi on 22nd April, has important lessons for the ruling parties at the Centre and the…
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British elections
The outcome of United Kingdom elections has taken every one with surprise. Polls ahead of election day showed Conservatives headed by David Cameron locked in a tight race with Labour Party raising the possibility of days of negotiations to…
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