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Abhijit Iyer-Mitra At around the same time that President Barack Obama decided to take up Prime Minister Narendra Modi's invitation to visit Delhi for Republic Day, our other great ally Russia was announcing the sale of Mi-35 attack…
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Over the past few years, the pollution caused by vehicles has gone up dramatically in Jammu with the rise in number of vehicle population. This has brought many other problems and the worst is the growing cases of asthma in children and…
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Sanat Kaul After five and a half months of the new government coming to power, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has announced a draft aviation policy. Besides the Airport Infrastructure Policy of 1997, India is yet to produce a Cabinet…
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The appointment of National Security Advisor Ajit Doval a special representative for boundary talks with China is an important step in normalising the relations especially boundary talks. The post has been lying vacant for quiet sometime…
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The freak incident claiming the life of young engineering student and another fighting for his life in hospital is grim reminder of the fact how ill-trained and unscientific is the Traffic Police in Jammu. Chasing in police jeep two youth…
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Whatever may be the differences on the surface, India getting Pakistan ink SAARC energy pact was a diplomatic win for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.  Yes, one will have to wait for the energy agreement becoming a reality. The Indian Cabinet…
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Gurmeet Kanwal Sartaj Aziz, Foreign Policy Advisor to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said recently that terrorists who do not threaten Pakistan's security should not be targeted. It is the clearest indication yet that Pakistan's quarter…
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The Arnia encounter claiming lives of three security men and five civilians once again raises question on Pakistan's intention of normalising  relations with India. One can debate on the timing of the incident i.e. a day ahead of Prime…
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M. M Khajooria 26th November, the blackest of black days in our recent history came , was observed and lapsed into the limbo.  Yes,  we the tradition- ridden Indians did  observe  with due solemnity the sixth anniversary of the dastardly …
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The death of an Australian Test cricketer Philip Huges, in a freak accident on the field raises once again questions on the safety of the players. Huges died of head injuries during a Sheffield Shield match. Though he was wearing a helmet…
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