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Unison Bill
The passing of Land Boundary Agreement by the Parliament is a historic one. This is for the first time there was a unison approach between the Congress-led Opposition and BJP-led ruling parties buried their ideological divide to give…
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Spreading terror
With Intelligence Bureau busting the Islamic State (IS) linked terror module to target BJP and RSS leaders apart from police officers outside Madhya Pradesh is the first case of its nature in Indian territory. Few years ago the existence of…
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Rahul Gandhi is back with a bang, maybe
Kalyani Shankar
Will Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi seize the moment that has come his way after his return from the mysterious sabbatical? This is the question being asked by many within the Congress. Gandhi's partymen are not…
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Afghanistan, India’s global strategic partner
Sahil Kishore Sharma
India and Afghanistan relations do not require any introduction and are not influenced by any international recognition. Both these countries share a deep seeded trust and are truly global strategic partners. If we…
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Rebuilding India-Nepal ties
KG Suresh
The devastating earthquake in Nepal, and India's spontaneous response to it has been widely depicted and discussed. Yet, it has thrown up many facets that merit our attention. To begin with, undoubtedly, India's overwhelming…
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Shift policy
The controversy over the shifting of AIIMS from Jammu has not died yet, now another institution is to be shifted from its allocated place. The institution in question is National Institute of Medicinal Plants allocated to Bhadarwah is being…
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Unwanted
At a time when resettlement of Kashmiri Pandits remaining an unsolved puzzle there is another section of displaced population in Jammu who have been demanding for a respectable settlement package for almost six decades. The region has been…
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India must regain lost clout
Harsh V Pant
Welcoming Afghan President Ashraf Ghani in India this week, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi underlined that "the relationship between India and Afghanistan is not just between two countries or governments. It is a timeless…
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Changing demography of Jammu and Kashmir
M. M Khajooria
Pakistan foreign Ministry spokesperson Tasneem Aslam astounded both friends and foes alike by terming the proposed return of the internally displaced Kashmiri Pandits, to their original habitat, the Kashmir valley as “a ploy…
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Welcome to the new world of digitisation
Vinayshil Gautam
In the last two decades, the public discourse has seen certain key buzzwords. These words have become almost like a religious chant. They would number about two dozen words and cover about a dozen themes. The interesting…
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