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Jihad of a more potent kind sweeps the world
Sandhya Jain
Whatever one's assessment of Islam - Abrahamic offspring, way of life, Arab nationalism, post-Byzantine Arab empire, moderate, or outright murderous towards those outside the charmed circle of Jihadi warriors - a bizarre facet…
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DILEMMA OF SIKHS
The Sikhs, a minority community in Pakistan, are victims of recent communal attacks. Numbering a minuscule in strength the community, consisting mostly of traders are a threatened segment. They are planning to stage a country-wide agitation…
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After winning India, Modi woos the world
Kalyani Shankar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's honeymoon with the public continues even as he completes 100 days in office. There are mixed reports about his performance, as the Opposition is looking for loopholes, but his supporters…
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Many problems with prohibition
Joginder Singh
Mahatma Gandhi believed that the consumption of alcohol was a major social evil. He encouraged complete prohibition in India. With this in mind, the framers of the Constitution of India included Article 47 in the Directive…
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A time for restraint
Piyush Chandra
The flood affected people of Kashmir have all the reasons to be angry. Let down by the government they had voted to power, the hapless victims of nature's fury have been left to fend for themselves. Unfortunately, this pent…
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Re-visiting Pakistan
Everything that brews in Pakistan may not be anti India despite the fact that anti-India ethos has been taught in that country ever since it came into being on 14th of Aug 1947. They do not really need it, with plentiful enemies within.
The…
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GMC OTs shut for 10 days; private nursing homes flourish
No funds to buy fuel for generator
VIVEK SHARMA
JAMMU: All the Operation Theatres (OTs) of the 'premier' Government Medical College (GMC) and its Associated Hospitals are shut for the past ten days as some senior doctors want to benefit…
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Paralysed
The fear of the unknown is becoming more real with days passing in flood-hit Jammu and Kashmir. With totally crippled administration and Chief Minister making it public 'I had no government', whatever efforts put in the direction of…
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Soaring tempers
The crisis in Kashmir is of enormous magnitude and similar to that faced in Uttrakhand. After experience and 'fortunate' ready presence of the army within the State the rescue in Srinagar was much faster. Day to day evacuation is almost at…
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Indian diplomacy, Modi style
Mayuri Mukherjee
The American stock-taking ritual associated with a new government's completion of a 100 days in office has been in and out of fashion in India. It gained currency in 1991 when the Government of P. V Narasimha Rao set the…
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