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Its existence is basically a negation of India — an umbilical cord it hasn’t cut off to keep itself relevant, a hyphenation it craves
The China versus US competition, dubbed the new Cold War, is two branches of capitalism, viz. authoritarian and democratic, battling it out
India’s remarkable success in scaling up solar energy has been largely driven by government initiatives.
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