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This Hyderabadi Instagram page will leave you in splits, one meme at a time!
Hyderabad: From being a time pass creative to becoming part of political campaigns, memes have come a along way today, allowing creators to even earn their livelihood through them. In the world…
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Thousands of owls are killed on Diwali annually
By Satyen Mohapatra It’s a sad irony that come Diwali and while Goddess Laxmi is widely worshipped and the faithful believe that Goddess Laxmi (Goddess of Wealth) enters their house on the…
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Book Review: Revisiting past debates in fraught times; the China question
Talmiz Ahmad The authors present the foreign policy debate largely in the context of relations with China. They contrast Nehru’s world-view, anchored firmly in progressive anti-imperialism and “Asianism”, with Patel’s hardheaded and…
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BJP poll lingo takes a nosedive after 2nd phase
Kulsum Mustafa Not that it was not done before, but suddenly, after the second phase of Uttar Pradesh’s seven-phase elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) election campaign language, and examples cited during…
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Relaunching a Languishing Political Brand
The tortoise racing against the hare wins only in the Aesop’s fable. In real life rarely this miracle happens. Such a magical event occurred in 2004. If you want to know Who?…
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Book Review: Revisiting past debates in fraught times
Talmiz Ahmad In these highly polarised times in India, when the ruling dispensation is questioning and reordering almost every idea and institution that has defined the country since Independence, it is not…
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5 Most common causes for infertility in women – by Dr. Sumina Reddy
Infertility or sub-fertility is defined as the inability to get pregnant and give birth to a child even after 1 year of unprotected intercourse. About 10-15% of couples face challenges in conceiving…
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Nellie Massacre: Thirty-nine years of longing for justice
February 19, marks the 39th anniversary of the Nellie massacre in central Assam, where according to official reports, around 2000 people were butchered in broad daylight in a span of six hours…
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Explainer: How a Saudi activist’s phone exposed the Pegasus spyware
Riyadh: Pegasus, a software created by the Israeli cyber security company NSO Group Technologies, created a ruckus all over the world through which people were being targeted very easily, but do you…
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Karnataka Hijab row: BJP push for polarization agenda
Muskan Khan, the lone girl walking bravely, even as a frenzied mob of hecklers, armed with sticks, menacingly chased her inside the College premises, raising the Saffron war-cry, became an evocative symbol…
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Simplilearn’s job guarantee programs: Your Launchpad to success
New Delhi: Data Science and Programming are undoubtedly the hottest fields of the century. Over the last few years, job opportunities and salaries in both data science and programming have boomed globally,…
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Ukraine: What would a Russian invasion actually look like?
Somerset: Despite suggestions to the contrary from the Kremlin, Ukraine remains surrounded by Russian troops, both along its long border with Russia and from within occupied Crimea. The Russian Federation has deployed…
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Popularity of Indian films wields more influence, power than its politicians
Abhijit Sen Gupta Literature, art, music and films play a very significant role in the interaction of different sections of the human society. Through these mediums people of different cultures and faiths can…
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Kashmiri parties invest more in democratic space to save their identity
Arun Joshi There is a new maturity in Kashmir politics where the leaders have realised it amply that the only way out for them to show their strength is to invest heavily…
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Wordle: Game that keep your mind sharp, occupied
Kalyani Shankar By Kalyani Shankar The Covid pandemic has posed a challenge to many people feeling isolated. We are amid the third wave Omricron. People look to new games during the pandemic.…
