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Blackwater type private armies is big business; they might emerge in any country
Nowadays the media is full of the news of the private army known as the Wagner Group which almost pulled off a coup in Russia. But in India we are no strangers…
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Part 2 of 4 UCC: Uniform does not mean one or even identical
Click to Read Part 1 However, when we come to Art 44, we learn that the State shall endeavour to secure for citizens a uniform civil code throughout the territory of India.…
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Boys and girls whose tireless work makes the Wimbledon Championship go on uninterrupted
The prestigious Wimbledon tennis championships, now 146 years old, have had a long history of legendary competitions and great rivalries. Many articles have been written about the famous players who were engaged in fierce battles…
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India does not need Uniform Civil Code—Personal law is not foreign
Art. 44 of the Constitution came up for comment two decades ago and in Ms. Jordan Diengdeh vs. S. S. Chopra AIR 1985 SC 935 the court (two judges comprising the bench)…
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Jawaharlal Darda: Kind-hearted and farsighted Babuji
By Sharad Pawar Today, Maharashtra boasts many important cities. Cities grow in size and gain importance due to the vision of some people and their hard work. Essentially, every city has its…
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Coalition protest against Modi
Washington DC: – Human rights groups unite to protest President Biden’s meeting with Indian Prime Minister Modi. A coalition of diverse human rights organizations came together to protest the meeting of US…
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NMML renamed: Will Delhi be renamed to Indraprastha next?
Indraprastha is supposed to have been the capital of Pandavas the heroes of the epic Mahabharata and some say their capital was at the Purana Qila site built by Sher Shah Suri.…
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Jungle mein Mangal: Exhilarating experience of spotting Ridhi, another Big Cat at in Ranthambhore
Watching a tiger at close quarters-seated or walk majestically in the forests is a dream for most people. This dream came true for us in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve (RTR) on June 16.…
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India on track to become highly successful country: Swedish-Pakistani political scientist
Dr. Ishtiaq Ahmed is a Swedish political scientist of Pakistani origin. He is currently on pan-India trip, visiting a number of cities and interacting with citizens. He also held a keynote address…
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BCCI gives raw deal to Hyderabad one more time; India will not play any match here
Cricket and controversy seem to go hand in hand. This time the matter concerns allocation of matches for the forthcoming ICC World Cup. There will be a total of ten venues. Hyderabad,…
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India, US strengthen business, defence ties over past decade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to the United States has strengthened the ties between the two countries, augmenting his global presence and reinforcing his association with the diaspora and business leaders.…
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Kashmir’s leadership rolls out red carpet for Amarnath pilgrims
Kashmir’s top political leadership has stepped out with a reiteration of a very bold and beneficent message to the rest of the country and the world that they are bound by their…
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Sam Manekshaw–India’s greatest army leader almost died of injuries but was saved by his orderly
India’s most flamboyant soldier, Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, passed away on 27th June 2008. The country lost a charismatic military leader who led India to one of its greatest war victories. If…
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India-China should deal with LAC situation on its own
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has concluded a highly successful visit to the United States, and he came home with a new level of strategic partnership with the country. This State visit of …
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Senior police officer Tafseer Iqbal asks medical education aspirants to be compassionate
Hyderabad: Compassion and care are central to the welfare of patients. Health care givers who possess these qualities make for good doctors. Nothing is more important for medical professionals than ethical practice.…