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When change does not come, it must be forced
G Parthasarathy
In our public discourse on terrorism from territory under Pakistan's control, there has predictably been a tendency to hold the military establishment as being solely responsible for the rise of terrorist outfits in…
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Assembly elections this winter
Dr Nirmal Kamal
Deliberating upon some common issues concerning the State and specific issues pertaining to the constituencies going on polls for Assembly elections, one can discover people have been longing for their bigger as well Chhoti…
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Assembly elections this winter
Dr Nirmal Kamal
Deliberating upon some common issues concerning the State and specific issues pertaining to the constituencies going on polls for Assembly elections, one can discover people have been longing for their bigger as well Chhoti…
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An icon of mathematics
Harish Sharma
Born on 22nd December, 1887 in the town of Erode in Tamil Nadu, Ramanujan was largely self -taught and emerged from poverty to become one of the most influential mathematicians of 20th century. He cultivated his love for…
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Ramanujan-super researcher of numerals
DR. RAJ SHREE DHAR
A short, uncouth figure, stout, unshaven, with one conspicuous feature- shining eyes walked with a frayed note- book under his arm - Ramachander Rao, a Professor of Mathematics on describing the personality of a great…
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Politics of killing
Another Sarpanch has been killed in Sopore. This killing comes at a time when the five-phase Assembly elections have come to end in Jammu and Kashmir. The Sarpanch killing is an old trick played by the militants outfits to stop people from…
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PM, walk the talk, please
Prasenjit Chowdhury
Now 10 years down the line, it's time for Modi as PM to walk the talk. To realise the proposed Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by a UN working group to be achieved by 2030, stabilising population is the important…
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Porous borders
There are 783 porous stretches along the Indo-Bangladesh border and 149 gaps along the Indo-Pakistan border through which militants try to enter the country, the Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju informed Rajya Sabha recently. The…
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Keep education free
By raking Good Governance Day controversy it looks as if the agenda of saffronisation of education is being carried forward slowly. Within just weeks of being sworn in as a minister, Smriti Irani reportedly formed a committee for studying…
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Pak designs
India by expressing solidarity with Pakistan in the wake of Peshawar school children killing by Taliban militants has shown that despite facing the malice it has stood with the neighbour during the hour of grief. It was a crime that…
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