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Pangs of premature birth of INDIA needs to be put in incubator
Unlike in 2003-4 this time the baby named Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance had a premature birth. Therefore, it needs to be placed in an incubator for some time, otherwise it may…
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Cricket: African safari begins soon; opportunity for young guns to blaze
The Indian cricket team’s forthcoming tour of South Africa will be a significant one for many players. A few of the trusted hands who have taken Indian cricket to dizzy heights are nearing the end…
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Truth lies in the eyes of beholder–Post-truth, Pre-truth, Self-deception and Public domain
At a time when people cherish being lied to and self-deception started alluring people individually and collectively, how does truth hold the reins? Does truth resemble beauty, proverbially lying in the eyes…
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Kisney kashti duboyee–Regional constituents of INDIA or Congress alone is responsible?
Without holding any brief for the Congress party, especially for its saffronised leader Kamal Nath, one needs to understand the irresponsible actions of some of the constituents of the Indian National Developmental…
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Thank you Marti for developing mobile phones; the users wish you many more productive years
The mobile phone has become an essential requirement in modern-day life. We rely on our phones for doing our bank work, sending and receiving emails as well as messages and videos, clicking photos,…
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Revanth Reddy: A self-made politician whose dream finally comes true
Hyderabad: From a local public representative in a remote village to the post of the Chief Minister, the political journey of Anumula Revanth Reddy has been exciting. Set to take over as…
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Who will be CM in States that went to poll?
After the five states Assembly poll results, speculation about who the new chief ministers will be is rife. The exit polls had predicted a neck-to-neck battle in these states, with a tied…
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Lessons for victors and vanquished in 4 states; in TS it has shattered KCR ambition
The December 3 results of four Assembly elections have lessons for the victorious Bharatiya Janata Party, down but not totally out, the Congress and badly bruised Bharatiya Rashtriya Samithi as well as…
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A man is known by the clothes he wears; one can see this phrase practiced in India
There is a well-known saying that ‘clothes make the man’. There is no doubt that what we wear creates an image of ourselves in the minds of the people with whom we…
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Silkyara heroes: Where sophisticated machines failed, Munna Bhai and his friends succeeded
Ultimately, human determination, daring and ingenuity succeeded where powerful machines had failed. Forty one workers trapped in the Silkyara tunnel are alive today because of the bravery of a dozen heroes who entered the…
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Karvaan kyun rukaa chalte chalte, kya koi luta raaste mein, asks Anwar Moazzam in a poem
Anwar Moazzam, professor of Islamic Studies at Osmania University and a public intellectual, passed away on November 25 leaving a void in the Indian sub-continent that cannot be filled in a long…
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Betting on Telangana polls: Congress 58-60, BRS 49-51, BJP 5-6, AIMIM 7-8
Hyderabad: A multi-crore betting/gambling is on over Telangana State Assembly elections, especially in the neighbouring Andhra Pradesh and other parts of the country. From which party will win—BRS or Congress, next Chief…
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Bengaluru: Manhole cleaning robots displayed at Municipalika 2023
Bengaluru: The ‘manhole cleaning robot’ exhibited at the Municipalika International Conference 2023 attracted thousands of visitors in the city on Tuesday and Wednesday. The two-day conference was organised in a bid to explore…
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Don Bradman was clean bowled by Lala Amarnath’s charming personality
On 30th November, 1928, Don Bradman walked into the field at the Brisbane cricket ground to play in his first Test match. He did not distinguish himself in his first match and scored…