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Skill development
Shiveta Gupta
Today in this world of chaos where man is surviving only to become wealthy and mighty. His basic instinct is to become recognised and famous. This instinctive nature of man gives water to a plant named skill. In this present…
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Where is government in Jammu and Kashmir?
Mahadeep Singh Jamwal
The defunct Jammu and Kashmir government, a coalition of two diametrically opposite poles, appears to be a reason for the Central Government to utilise the army to ensure the presence of the government in Jammu and…
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Apprenticeship – the most powerful vehicle
Rohit Nandan
Apprenticeship training is one of the most efficient way to develop skilled manpower for industry by using training facilities available in the establishments without putting any extra burden on exchequer to set up training…
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Bolt out
World sports forum would miss one of the legends of athletics Usain Bolt who took a departure after his 4x100m triumph in Rio on Friday. The Olympics is going to miss the Lightning Bolt pose that has lit up the last three Games at a time…
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Non-starter
India rejected Pakistan's proposal to hold Foreign Secretary-level talks on Kashmir and asserted that it would like to discuss aspects related to cross-border terrorism which are central to the current situation in Jammu and Kashmir. Since…
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Time to give peace a chance in Kashmir (Part-III)
S. Narinder Singh
Political double speak has also worsened the Kashmir situation. Banking upon the support of separatists, PDP made significant inroads in politics in 2002 and Mufti Mohammed Sayeed became the Chief Minister despite his…
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Deserving excerpts from Facebook and WhatsApp
Mahadeep Singh Jamwal
Every day we come across with so many messages, quotations and comments posted on social media by its users and maximum of them find space on Face Book and WhatApp. The casual users of this application generally, as…
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The famous index of ignorance
Gwynne Dyer
To cut to the chase, the five most ignorant countries in the world are Mexico (a world leader at least in this), India, Brazil, Peru and New Zealand. And the five best informed are South Korea (take a bow), followed by…
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Falling tourism
It is true that one man's loss is another man's gain and the story is being replicated in Jammu and Kashmir as far as tourism and trade is concerned. The fact has been endorsed by none other than the Secretary Tourism, Farooq Ahmed Shah…
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Why Bandh?
Calling Bandh at the drop of the proverbial hat or staging protests for no reason or rhyme should be stopped. These type of actions have only benefitted handful of individuals who just want to keep their agenda going on. One should ask…
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