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Harsh V Pant Promising to lead a government for "one nation" and make "Great Britain greater" as he returned to 10 Downing Street as prime minister, David Cameron proved the British pollsters and political pundits wrong. For all the talk…
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With Supreme Court favouring Uniform Civil Code it looks the controversy over different laws governing matrimonial issues will have uniformity for couples of different communities. The Apex Court had questioned the Centre's reluctant stand…
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Generally by the month of March one sees mercury rising and peaking in June-July ahead of Monsoon bringing the age-old malady of water shortage and power cuts. This year also we have started experiencing the power cuts though temperatures…
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 Kalyani Shankar  At last, the land boundary agreement between India and Bangladesh is on its way to being ratified in Parliament. The border issue has been a sour point between the two countries for four decades now. The delay in…
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The dramatic acquittal of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa aka 'Amma' in a case of disproportionate assets worth Rs 54 crore surely will bring her back to power along with that it will be a strategic decider for coalition in…
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Whenever an accident or a tragedy strikes it is ritualistic for ministers to issue condolences, forget till another one takes place and then repeat the same excercise. This time even Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined them in extending…
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 M Matheswaran While developments in Chinese airpower capabilities generally interests European and US military planners, People's Liberation Army Air Force's (PLAAF) aircraft operations especially in the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR)…
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The abduction of over 250 villagers by Maoists in Chhatisgarh's Sukam District before Prime Minister  Narendra Modi's visit has once  again raised questions on the internal security issues. Wasn't there some security lapse which aided the…
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At a time  when  normalcy is slowly limping back to Valley and there  is a decline  in militancy related attacks  on the unarmed policemen resulting  in their  death  in cold blood,  leaving 15 civilians injured in  suspected militant …
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Bharat Jhunjhunwala Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been seeking transfer of advanced defence technologies from the developed countries. India and Germany have signed a MoU for strengthening the green energy corridor. Collaboration will…
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