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Elevate teaching in architecture
Anoop Sharma
By now, India and this world at large proudly accept the teacher/Guru/facilitator as the main foundation of society. The fact is also realised and put-forth by our PM Narinder Modi at Australia's Alphonse Arena in Sydney…
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US assisted Taliban surge bad for India
Parthasarathy
A recent report issued by the Pentagon has, for the first time, alluded to "sanctuaries" in Pakistan for harbouring terrorists on its borders with both Afghanistan and India. This is not the first time that the Pentagon has…
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Consumer Courts
The piling up of cases in consumer forums across the Country over the years has really defeated the purpose of quick justice. If these works like normal Courts and people have to wait for two to three years for justice the very objective of…
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Terror cloud
Up till now the Pak-based notorious ISI was exporting terror to Kashmir direct but with the arrest of a Mynamarese Rohingaya Muslim by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in Dhaka in the last week in connection with the Burdwan blasts…
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Iran’s nuclear talks
Ravi Joshi
As the deadline for nuclear negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 closed in on 24th November, one thing is clear. Both parties are seriously engaged in and seem determined to achieve a breakthrough. They met in Vienna last…
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Quality education requires commitment of teachers
Shiv Kumar Padha
According to one famous Chinese proverb "If you think one year ahead, plant rice, if you think ten years ahead plant trees and if you think hundred years ahead educate people". In spite of concerted efforts of the State…
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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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