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SCO membership

Though ideologically, politically poles apart India and Pakistan would find a common platform in the Bejing-backed Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) soon. What one can say is it is the political compulsion or the survival of…
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The ‘nowhere people’

Priyanca Mathur Velath India, or 'Bharat' as we are being asked to call her, upholder of the principle of 'Vasudaiva Kutumbakam' ('This world is one family') for centuries, which takes pride in welcoming refugees from neighbouring and far…
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Regularisation woes

Regularisation of casual employees has been an unsolved issue though State Government presented a humane face by extending regular wages to over 60,000 such youth engaged by the government departments last year. Government employment policy…
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Early rains

Light to moderate rains that lashed a few places in north no doubt brought down the mercury by a few notches has set the tone for the coming monsoon season which if the present signs are to be taken in to account is going to be good and…
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Why mob violence rules streets of India

 R. K SINHA Growing incidents of mob violence on the streets of many parts of the country is a matter of serious concern. What is disturbing is inaction of the Police force that looks on when violent mob lynch and kills innocent people on…
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Conservation of biological diversity

Dr. Banarsi Lal Every year 22nd of May is celebrated as the Biological Diversity Day across the globe to increase the understanding and awareness on biodiversity issues. On this day awareness about preserving the endangered habitats is…
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Rohingya issue

The Rohingya issue is a continuation of the communal conflict between the Buddhist majority and Muslim minority in Myanmar which has spilled over to India. The Union Government itself had claimed the number of such 'refugee' Muslims…
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