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Chinese presence
The presence of Chinese nuclear submarine at the Colombo Port once again is matter of concern, especially when India-Lankan Special Forces are carrying out joint exercise. India had earlier objected to the presence of Chinese nuclear…
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Letters to PMO
At a time when Internet and e-mail have touched every nook and corner of the country the revival of dying pastime of writing letters is surprising, especially as Prime Minister's Office (PMO) is getting over 2 lakh letters per month since…
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No job is ‘low’ – be it desk or labour
Abhijit Banerjee
Shramev Jayate. Maybe in heaven. Here in India, 'Shrama' usually comes last. Friends who are employers complain about the difficulty of finding people for service sector jobs that require running around or cleaning up…
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Kashmir diaspora rebuff; ‘London Kashmir million march’ Pakistan acutely embarrassed
M. M Khajooria
Pakistan suffered a huge embarrassment in the last UN General Assembly where Prime Minister Nawaz Shrief miserably failed to evoke even semblance of interest on his plea for UN intervention in the "Kashmir dispute". …
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Congress waits for Rahul to take charge
Hari shankar vyas
The million dollar question now is how Rahul Gandhi will move forward. Will he take full command of the party or maintain status quo? His first eight years of active politics were quite good, but since 2012 all is not…
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Let’s talk about the weather
R. K Pachauri
Diplomacy in the 21st century promises to take on a very different character and content from what has been practised in the past. Issues like energy security and climate change would have an important part in determining…
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Nehruvians discredited modern India’s builder
A Surya Prakash
The Narendra Modi Government's decision to observe 31st October, the Birth Anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, as Rashtriya Ekta Diwas (National Unity Day) and to mount a nationwide campaign to acquaint the country's…
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Making Bengal the den of Jihadi terror
Balbir Punj
As the Government of West Bengal is seen compromising security, the question for Union Minister for Home Affairs Rajnath Singh is: How far will he tolerate the alarmingly rising threat to security in the entire region?
The…
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Unfulfilled dreams
With Assembly election process set in motion, Jammu and Kashmir has some unfinished agendas left. Of the two main were withdrawal of Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) and return of Kashmiri migrants to Valley. These two were even…
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Riot politics
It is over three decades when the country saw one of the worst communal riots for which no political accountability has been made till date. The November 1984 anti-Sikh riots following Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's assassination on 31st…
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