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More to Life
Mamta Malhotra
Woods are lovely dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
Miles to go before I sleep,
Miles to go before I sleep.
Man gets married, a child is born, he is sent for schooling, the child grows up and stands on his own…
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Television-a source of information, entertainment
Dr.Banarsi Lal and Dr.Shahid Ahamad
The present age has been rightly termed as an 'information age'. Information plays an immense value in our society. Information has become an integral part of our daily life. Now people want adequate and…
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When will patriarchal ideologies end?
Sunaina Malik
As per scientific records, our magnificent and diversified earth came into existence about 6.4 billions years ago. After this man would have started his societal institution nearly 5.4 billion years ago. Since then earth…
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Sand mining
The illegal extraction of sand, stone and gravel from rivers in the periphery of bridges and other structures in Jammu District has been going on unchecked despite a ban. The worst affected is the Basantar, Devak and Balole Bridges in…
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Political fallout
The recent controversy over whether Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student leader Kanhaiya Kumar raised anti-India slogans or not or the same was doctored, the issue was blown bigger than the reality by none other than the over…
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Women empowerment
SAHIL KISHORE SHARMA
The subject and the issue of women empowerment has always grabbed the headlines since decades and this issue has always been in limelight during any election campaign. When we celebrated International Women's Day on…
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‘Break India’ is more than just discomfiting
Rajesh Singh
Mark Twain had observed that a patriot is a person "who can holler the loudest without knowing what he is hollering about". The same can be said of people who rant about freedom of expression and the value of dissent by…
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In Syria, 2016 looks like 1944
Abhijit Iyer-Mitra
As a ceasefire of sorts takes hold in Syria, Russia seems to be notching up zero sum victories, both in Syria and Ukraine. These victories may well shift our notion of what counts as 'victory' in this day and age, but…
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Written test for Govt. jobs, a welcome step
Prof. Saleem Ayaz Rather
Earlier a candidate after attaining a minimum qualification used to apply on plain paper mentioning the bio data and after a few days selection letter was sent to the candidate by post. There was no interview at…
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Uncertainty continues
It looks Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) coalition is intact and all the signals emanating may indicate an early settlement for the government formation in Jammu and Kashmir. But reality it appears is quite…
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