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Similarities in the political systems in India and Israel; here it is easier for BJP to revive
Without taking into account the prevailing eco-system which favours the growth and expansion of the rightist forces across the globe, several media commentators often end up holding Gandhis—Sonia, Rahul and Priyanka—responsible for…
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Cricket: Eknath Solkar was the pioneer in snapping up breathtaking close catches
There is a well-known saying in cricket–Catches win Matches. One of the players who had proved that this adage was perfectly correct was India’s fielding legend, Eknath Solkar. He was an Indian…
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Breaking chains: Help undertrial prisoners with Zakat
Hyderabad: As the sacred month of Ramzan reaches its halfway mark, the focus of devout Muslims shifts towards charity and donations. Zakat, an obligatory almsgiving, plays a crucial role in uplifting the…
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Autistic persons are not patients, only different; treat them with empathy
Individuals with Autism possess unique perspectives on passion, empathy, intimacy, love, caring, and a sense of humour. These perspectives often diverge from what society typically values, but they are a source of…
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TN versus New Delhi: Cultural transformation or political fight
On Thursday, Tamil Nadu underwent a significant cultural transformation by replacing the official rupee symbol with the Tamil letter ‘ரூ’ in its budget document. Pronounced ‘roo,’ this letter represents the Indian currency…
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Struggling Syrian regime opens new front within the country but not against Israeli forces
Oblivious of the presence of the United States-led Israeli Defence Forces in the vicinity of Damascus, the Ahmed al-Sharaa government in Syria has unnecessarily opened a new front in the western coastal…
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Conquest of hearts and minds: Nadia fled Afghanistan and became an inspirational figure in Europe
Female footballer Nadia Nadim, who fled from Afghanistan along with her family when she was a child, is making waves in European society today. She is not only one of Europe’s leading…
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Harnoor Saab– a quintessential Hyderabadi and a grammar Nazi
By Dinesh C Sharma Hyderabad: The passing away of veteran news editor Raghavendra Rao Harnoor (1938- 2025) in Hyderabad this week has left a void in the world of journalism and news…
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Who is Mark Carney, Canada’s new prime minister
Toronto: Former central banker Mark Carney is Canada’s new prime minister after being sworn in following the resignation of Justin Trudeau. Carney is 59. He was born in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories,…
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Salabat Jah: The silent claimant to the Asaf Jahi throne
In the opulent Purani Haveli, Sahebzada Mir Ahmad Muhi ud-din Khan Bahadur Salabat Jang Salabat Jah, was born to Ujjala Begum in 1907. He was popularly known as Salabat Jah. Sahebzada salabat…
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The Harnur Bros: Sham Rao, Raghavendra Rao created history in Hyderabad’s journalism
The bros Harnur—Sham Rao and Raghavendra Rao have made a silent but strong contribution to journalism-based media from Hyderabad. If Sham Rao Harnur was the quintessential agency Journalist (PTI) for life, Raghavendra Rao…
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Holi in Hyderabad: Historical festivity showing cultural inclusiveness
By Ameera Aaiza Let’s take a peek into history, ever wondered how Holi was celebrated during the Asaf Jahi period in Hyderabad? Holi in the Asaf Jahi era, which spanned from 1724…
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Lion-hearted Abid Ali leaves legacy behind: Hyderabad, world cricket will miss him
Syed Abid Ali, the quintessential all-rounder of Indian cricket from 1967 to 1974, was often described as a lion-hearted player. He passed away on Wednesday, March 12, leaving Hyderabad cricket fans in mourning. He…
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Is Sunil Chhetri the only good footballer among 1.4 billion people in India?
The chief coach of the Indian football team, Manolo Marquez has persuaded the 40-year-old Sunil Chhetri to come out of international retirement and once again don the nation’s jersey in matches against…
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Hyderabad’s Sughra Humayun Mirza has set an example via dedicated work
By Ameera Aaiza Today, we honour the legacy of Sughra Humayun Mirza Begum, whose courage and vision paved the way for future generations. Sughra Humayun Mirza was born in December 1882 in…
