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There is a need for a Strong Opposition
R. B SURI
At the moment, opposition political parties very much are there in the Lok Sabha but are ineffective as the Indian National Congress- a political party having a background of more than 120 + years which fought against the British…
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Balance sheet of huge credits, minor debits
A Surya Prakash
Ever since the advent of the coalition era in Indian national politics in 1989, there was a general lament across the land that the ship of state had become rudderless and unstable and that, as a result, the country was…
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BJP dilemma
Bharatiya Janata Party may be a divided house on two issues of Jammu's prestigious-AIIMS and the artificial lake--- any political watcher can vouch that both the projects will materialise at its own pace and not much will be changed. With…
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Militant attacks
The Monday twin militant attacks in Sopore leaving six killed once again has asserted the point that terror machinery is active and can strike at selected targets keeping security agencies guessing. The unwanted political medelling has…
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Nepal tragedy
Ravi Sharma
It's quite shocking and unfortunate that the Himalayan region (Nepal) has been rocked last month by massive earthquake with 7.9 intensity on Richter Scale that brought death, destruction and devastation of unprecedented…
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Year of hope after six decades of despair
Balbir Punj
In January 2014, at the most famous annual high table of global entrepreneurs in Davos, India could gain only a small table. "The India Story was over", they said. Many Indian industrialists had sensed the mood earlier and did…
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Setting one’s house inorder
Amit Goel
Often the potential of a lateral relationship between India and China is lost in rhetoric, and consequently, a meaningful discussion fails to take place. The rhetoric could come up during bilateral negotiations between diplomats…
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Bandh for whom?
The Supreme Court's 1998 ruling upholding a Kerala High Court judgement declaring Bandhs illegal is applicable to the whole country. Political parties have since subverted the spirit behind the ruling with a twist in nomenclature: they now…
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Rework strategy
With the spread of ISIS in Iraq and Syria is a cause of concern for India too if Afghanistan is caught in the vortex. With US poised to withdraw from Afghanistan there is every possibility of Taliban concentrating on Indian border. The…
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Quality Education: A Dream to Dream
Mudassar Khawaja
Education has been the only and primary source of enlightenment for humanity since ages. Since ancient Greece, the importance of formal education has developed multi fold. Reforms undertaken by successive civilisations…
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