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 Shiv Kumar Padha Education is considered as the back bone of any nation as it plays a pivotal role in its development and progress. Education is the single most important factor of development in developing countries and higher education…
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The falling agriculture output surely would impact the growth and affect other economic activities. As per the government data, the all-India average monthly income of agricultural households during the crop year July 2012-June 2013 was…
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Eleven Indian women are among the 25 Asian ladies who have won the Women Icons Award in Singapore for dedicating their lives to social work. Women empowerment and childcare remains on the minds of these women, who came from a number of…
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 R K Sinha A new class of people who are never satisfied has emerged on the national scene. The one point agenda of this class is to get all benefit from the country and then campaign and act against the nation. This class loses faith in…
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Against the backdrop of the Uri attack, the Centre had directed security forces to put in place a five-layer anti-infiltration grid along the Line of Control and International Border with Pakistan. Besides, the security forces were also…
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Though the State Government claims to have the expertise to handle any disaster arising out of climatic change but given the conditions for the last one week on the national highway where trucks are lined up due to landslides and stone…
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 Tavleen Singh Nobody was more resoundingly defeated yesterday than us political pundits. The distance between us and the electorate, that first became evident in the 2014 general election, has grown, not lessened. So I am going to begin by…
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Once again Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti termed the Indus Water Treaty as detrimental to India. Her comment comes at a time when India desires to tap the allocated share of water from the rivers to the maximum. Under the treaty, which was…
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The extended winter what Jammu is facing at present has given rise to the levels of air pollution and a widening range for diseases. Which is alarming. Attribute it to the climate change which is making people sick. Even an American…
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Kota Sriraj The techno-savvy city of Bengaluru, also known as the 'silicon valley of India', is set to face yet another harsh summer in the face of ever-dwindling water resources. The rapidly increasing drought-like conditions are bringing…
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