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Kabul: India needs to overcome trust deficit
Amitabh Mathur
Much like his predecessor Hamid Karzai, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has begun his tenure with a serious effort to mend fences with Pakistan. Relations between the two countries, which share close ethnic, religious and…
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Territorial Grandstand: The dog that didn’t bark
Swapan Dasgupta
There's a curious rule that operates in Indian politics: the popularity of a regional leader in the Delhi media is inversely related to their standing in their State. So it was in the late-1980s with Ramakrishna Hegde, then…
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Stalemate continues
Beaten but not ousted is the spirit of National Conference after the Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir. The party has been able to manage 15 out of 87 seats from where it contested even beating the figure of exit polls in the face of…
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North-East killings
Militancy in north-east is no phenomena, but massacre of adivasi tea estate labourers by a faction of the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) in Assam's Kokrajhar and Somtiput districts claiming more than 70 lives is the biggest…
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The increasing crimes-2014
Isher Singh Jasrotia
Our civil society is passing through a difficult phase with sudden eruption of crimes in large scales in the society, which has destroyed the fibre of peaceful co-existence and there is grave threatening to the…
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The birth of Jesus
Wilson Mattoo
Whenever the dark clouds of sorrows, bad, evils, and miseries down in the society a noble soul takes birth on this earth to spread the message of goodness and happiness. Jesus Christ was the messenger sent by the God to make…
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BJP turning to polarisation to serve its political ends
Sitaram Yechury
The current Rajya Sabha impasse is a reflection of the furious unfolding of the Modi government's 'lethal cocktail' - selling grandiose illusions of 'prosperity' through 'development' while unleashing rabid communal…
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Vote for stability
The recently concluded Assembly elections have sprung surprises in Jammu and Kashmir getting hung house while Jharkhand getting its first BJP majority government. But for a change J&K gave the surprise to the saffron party for the…
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Changing norms
With Human Resources Development ministry giving nod in norms of national council for teachers' education now B.Ed will be of two years course. Gujarat model of an integrated four year course leading to B.A and B.Ed degrees will be started…
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A thousand cuts bleed Pakistan to death
Balbir Punj
The Government, the Army and the Mullah-backed terror groups are working together and in conflict for power in that country. To ignore this factor, and merely condemn the butchers of Peshawar, will serve no purpose
Nawaz…
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