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Art 370 benefits; hereditary, not personal property
Prof. Kali Dass
A big discussion has started in the ongoing Assembly elections over the Art 370. Before we go into the discussion over Art 370, state OBCs have always opposed the state rulers over its mis-use. They used it as an instrument…
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POLL DIVIDE
Defying separatists' election boycott call and braving cold weather, voters turnning out in large numbers in the first phase of Assembly elections to record over 70 per cent polling without any incident in 15 constituencies in the first…
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DAM POWER
At last China has announced that it has completed a major hydro-power project on Brahamaputra called Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet. All these years India has been expressing concern about dangers of damming the Brahamaputra, one of the strongest…
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Unmistakable presence
Harsh V Pant
In early September, two Chinese naval ships docked in the Colombo International Container Terminals (CICT) in which China has invested $500 million, indicating the possibility of China using its commercial infrastructure…
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Education, society-on verge of modern civilisation
Isher Singh Jasrotia
The pertinent and fundamental problems before our changing scenario of the modern technology is the education and society which is changing with the change of time.
Since the time, the civilisation came into existence,…
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Modi-a visionary down to earth
Dr. PP Singh
Ever since the beginning of parliamentary election in India in the year 2014, the BJP as opposition party during he regime of UPA Govt. set in motion its all ranks and file to contest parliamentary election under the…
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Coastal surveillance
Six years after the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks brought out glaring gaps in maritime security, India gets its first Information Management and Analysis Centre (IMAC), the nerve centre of the Navy for coastal surveillance and monitoring.…
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No smoke without climate fire
Kushan Mitra
Other developing nations have challenged India's leadership role in climate negotiations, where India and China were ostensibly negotiating together. But the fact remains that China has already achieved industrial prowess far…
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Naxal terror
Terror activities in India have increased by 70 per cent during 2012-2013 with the number of deaths rising from 238 to 404, most of which were caused by Naxals, according to the report Global Terrorism Index 2014, prepared by Institute for…
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Separatists are separatists are separatists
M. M Khajooria
Liberal democracies are inherently handicapped in engaging and combating extremism especially of the communist and Islamist varieties. Infected by complacency and accustomed to playing by the rule book, they are unable to …
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