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Judiciary under malicious attack by influential groups

Judiciary under malicious attack by influential groups

In a democracy, some criticism of the judiciary is inevitable. However, unless there is a measure of restraint, judicial institutions will be...

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Anoop Bose

A promise is a promise!

Delhi Government approves financial aid for women, seeking to set it apart from what has now come to be widely perceived as political freebies The...

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Whither the women of this country?

Accelerate Accelerate action is a call for urgency, inclusion, and transformative change. It underscores that equality cannot wait and that all...

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Payal Agarwal

Bangladesh’s National Citizen Party: A new dawn or fleeting revolution?

Bangladesh’s National Citizen Party: A new dawn or fleeting revolution?

On February 28, 2025, Bangladesh witnessed the birth of the National Citizens Party (NCP), or Jatiya Nagorik Party (NJP) in Bengali. Emerging from...

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Hiranmay Karlekar

Breaking Free from Cloth Clutter

In today’s fast-paced and consumer-driven society, the accumulation of clothing has become a significant issue, leading to what is commonly...

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Shainy Sharma

A trade deal between India and the US remains a strong possibility

The strategic partnership and geopolitical compulsions of both India and the United States could significantly contribute to clinching a...

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K S Tomar

Miles to go before she sleeps

Miles to go before she sleeps

In this Women’s issues must not be sidelined but should be an integral part of policy-making and governance. On this International Women’s Day,...

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Priyanka Chaturvedi

Women’s Day is not an episodic annual event an but an ongoing epic saga

The future belongs to those who dare to demolish barriers and Indian women are quick learners International Women’s Day is not an annual event, to...

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Ending obscenity in Bhojpuri Music

As a proud Bihari, a Hollywood actress and a global inspirational figure, I feel an urgent need to address a critical issue that has long tarnished...

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Nitu Chandra

Breaking Barriers, Shaping the Future

Breaking Barriers, Shaping the Future

The story of women in mining is one of determination, transformation and triumph. From fighting legal battles to working deep underground, from...

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Satish Chandra Dubey

Women’s Day: Beyond Celebrations

For us, Women’s Day is more than just a celebration; it is a call to recognise the immense potential that remains untapped due to deep-seated...

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Hülya Gedik

Esnure swift and uncompromising justice for rape survivors

The fight against sexual violence in India is far from over. Every woman in our country has a fundamental right to safety, dignity and justice....

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Yogita Bhayana

Namaste at Oscars: Indian cinema has arrived

Namaste at Oscars: Indian cinema has arrived

Indian storytelling captivates and inspire audiences worldwide. With the right strategy, this moment can shape the future of Indian cinema The...

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Chaitanya K Prasad

the rise of EU-India digital cooperation

the rise of EU-India digital cooperation

The EU and India are strengthening ties in digital governance, AI and semiconductor resilience Even as President Trump of the USA was busy being...

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Kumardeep Banerjeee

Ganges dolphin resurfaces in Charikadia river after 25 years

Ganges dolphin resurfaces in Charikadia river after 25 years

The conservation of the Gangetic dolphin is not just about protecting a single species; it is intrinsically linked to  keeping the Ganga clean The...

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Rajesh Kumar Singh

When no solution is the only solution

When no solution is the only solution

Whether due to ego or rivalry, certain disputes become intractable, spanning generations. The irony is that winning does not always make one a...

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Vinayshil Gautam

A game changer

A game changer

The strengthening of EU-India ties offers a promising path towards stability, prosperity and technological advancement The European Union’s...

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A parent’s reflection on society and the next generation

A parent’s reflection on society and the next generation

I was raised with the values of respect, resilience and financial prudence principles. yet, I sometimes wonder if these values still carry the same...

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Sanjay Chandra

Balancing growth and conservation

Balancing growth and conservation

Large-scale dredging and resource extraction projects at Kerala's Quilon Fish Bank have sparked concerns over marine biodiversity loss and...

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Santhosh Mathew

Beginning of a trade war

Beginning of a trade war

What began as a threat by Trump is now a full blown trade war as Canada, China and Mexico retalliate the US tariffs The trade war initiated by...

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When yesterday's children return as tomorrow's hope

When yesterday's children return as tomorrow's hope

The rise in youth crime in Kerala is a stark reminder of the challenges this generation faces. Where did we go wrong, and how can we build...

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Asha Iyer Kumar

A model of stability from China

A model of stability from China

While Western democracies struggle with internal gridlock, economic and stagnation, China’s governance model continues to chart a course of...

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Nilantha Ilangamuwa

Understanding God and the Guru

Understanding God and the Guru

A true guru recognises his limitations, serving only as a guide who connects disciples to the divine We must understand the distinction between...

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Ajit Kumar Bishnoi

Healthcare divide: How tier-II and III cities are transforming medical access

Healthcare divide: How tier-II and III cities are transforming medical access

Investments in advanced medical technology and government initiatives like Ayushman Bharat are making healthcare more accessible in tier II and III...

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Krishnamurty

Russia China help Junta hold the fort

Russia China help Junta hold the fort

Myanmar’s civil war sees resistance forces making major gains, yet the Junta retains key cities and economic hubs with China and Russia’s backing...

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Ashok K Mehta

Securing the skies

Securing the skies

With adversaries rapidly upgrading to next-generation aircraft, India must priortise air combat readiness The Indian Air Force (IAF) is at a...

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RBI’s Repo Rate cut: A golden opportunity for homebuyers

RBI’s Repo Rate cut: A golden opportunity for homebuyers

With the RBI lowering the repo rate by 25 basis points, home loan borrowers stand to benefit from reduced EMIs, making homeownership more...

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Atul Monga

Unlocking Punjab’s export potential

Unlocking Punjab’s export potential

With targeted policy support, infrastructure investment and global market integration, Punjab can play a transformative role in India’s trade...

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A S Mittal

Purifying the Mind, Restoring the Earth

Purifying the Mind, Restoring the Earth

If we truly wish to combat pollution, we must first cleanse our thoughts and correct spiritual imbalance Most of us are very much aware of the word...

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Rajyogi Brahma Kumar Nikunj Ji

Unmasking the financial networks threatening national security

Unmasking the financial networks threatening national security

Illicit financial flows drive disruptive activities by foreign-backed dubious NGOs, influencing policies and protests that impact India's growth...

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Binod Anand

A fresh start or fleeting relief?

A fresh start or fleeting relief?

With N Biren Singh’s exit and AT’s surrender of arms, Manipur shows signs of normalcy—but is the peace lasting? The conflict in Manipur, marked by...

04.03.2025 4

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Mahakumbh 2025: Vikas bhi, virasat bhi

Mahakumbh 2025: Vikas bhi, virasat bhi

From the large-scale eco-friendly practices to the timeless wisdom of Bharatiya traditions, Mahakumbh offered a new model for development in...

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Anurag Saxena

Dream big and Stay Humble

Dream big and Stay Humble

Success isn’t a mere stroke of luck—it’s the result of daring to dream, backed by discipline and humility Success is the accomplishment of an...

04.03.2025 2

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Ravi Valluri

Tripura innovates cityscapes for sustainability and tourism

Tripura innovates cityscapes for sustainability and tourism

Tripura’s innovative projects are revitalising city life by enhancing public spaces, managing waste and tackling challenges like air pollution...

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V K Bahuguna

MIGA: Can India overcome economic challenges

MIGA: Can India overcome economic challenges

Despite its economic size, India’s developing status reveals challenges like inequality, youth unemployment and a vast informal sector Prime...

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Kajleen Kaur

Beyond social media regulation: The call for a national moral code

Beyond social media regulation: The call for a national moral code

Amid debates over social media regulation sparked by Ranveer Allahbadia’s remarks, a deeper question arises: should society adopt a clearly defined...

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Siddhartha Mishra