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His inquiries into the relationship between truth and violence offer a framework to reflect on the many conflicts of our present
It’s become almost like clockwork — every few months, the nation wakes up to the news of another rape. Statistics show that a woman is raped in...
There is no standard operating procedure for reforming education. Every country tries it in its own way. One can’t think of a country where radical...
It’s like the proverbial, unwilling horse: You can somehow take him to the pond, but cannot make him drink. Our system of elementary education had...
The higher education system is in a fragile state today. Many of its strengths and attainments have been frittered away.
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