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It’s never too late
QAZI SYED SAJAD
It was a great experience to be part of three days workshop on 'Quality education: challenges and way forward' held in Srinagar from 28 to 30th May 2015 . The workshop was part of the measures being taken by the …
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Why it’s soft to bend backwards for Yoga Day
Swapan Dasgupta
Until relatively recently, there were two prevailing stereotypes of India in the wider world but particularly in the West. The first, and by far the most unflattering image was that of a country where suffering, starvation,…
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Its security
A simple action of safeguarding ones security and integrity has created so much commotion in the media especially in the television that it looks as if India and Pakistan have gone on war. What India did against Naga insurgents was its…
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Why ceasefire?
The ceasefire signed between India and Pakistan on 25th Nov, 2003 seems to have outlived its life. The Thursday violation by Pakistan along the Line of Control at Sawjian in Poonch sector is the second one since 1st June and could have…
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Notable gains
Gurmeet Kanwal
According to the CAG, the shortage of 'high calibre' ammunition - for tanks and artillery guns and missiles - is as high as 84 per cent.
The jury is still out on whether 'achche din' (good days) are here for the economy…
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25 Years ago, an exit following a debacle
Rajesh Singh
Part of the reason why the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam did not get eliminated when it had assumed dangerous proportions in the eighties lies at India's door. Ironically, two very dissimilar actions New Delhi took on…
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Faces of social media
Sunaina Malik
It would not be wrong to call social media as a flyover which facilitates million of stranger souls to get acquainted with each other. As a social working site, it was first launched by a former Harvard University student…
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Soaring mercury
Though delayed by few days from its D-Day, coming of monsoon always bring hope and sends a message of continuity and above all giving relief to the people from the scorching heat. The prevailing heat wave condition in the region hasgiven…
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Poster war
The daily appearance of posters asking people what to wear and not to use mobiles or watch TV, the apple-rich town of Sopore in north Kashmir seems to be getting into the militancy vortex once again reminding the days of 1990. The …
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Sunanghat a picturesque valley
Shiv Kumar Padha
Sunanghat which is spread over Zhenkhar and Ghodel hamlets, is a small beautiful panoramic valley situated at DharMahanpur road at a distance of fifteen kilometers from town Basohli. Sunanghat is one among the old thirteen…
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