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A trip down memory lane: Top 5 Ashes moments since 2000
By Fatima Fareeha The much anticipated Ashes 2023 is right around the corner and the cricketing world could not be more excited. In the twelve Ashes played since the year 2000, Australia have…
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Kashmir political parties’ dilemma over opposition unity
Kashmir’s prism of looking at the opposition unity is different from the rest of the country, as it is caught, as usual, in a dilemma, how far to go with the opposition…
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Mango Magician who redesigns the King of Fruits and keeps us mesmerized
If someone tells us to imagine a mango tree on which there is a mango with two different skins and two different layers of pulp, each with a different taste, we would…
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EU Artificial Intelligence Act and borrowable practices for India
Amidst the back-and-forth questions of how and what regarding AI regulations, the European Union has taken a step closer to providing a legislative approach to the latter questions. In May 2023, the…
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HPS Centennial Celebration – From Jagirdars’ College to Hyderabad Public School
Sara Mathews An old world charm with its imposing buildings of Osmanian architecture, a spectacular sight to behold right on the bustling Begumpet main road. That’s right! It’s none other than the…
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Do or die situation confronts Indian cricket; BCCI should stop treating it like goose that lays golden eggs
The Indian cricket team’s comprehensive defeat against Australia in the final of the ICC World Test Championship has opened a Pandora’s Box out of which a host of questions have cropped up.…
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Three years after Galwan no easy way out for India at LAC with China
The third anniversary of the Galwan Valley clashes is approaching – June 15/ 16- with a chilling reminder that the violent incidents in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed, did not end…
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Pellet victim shines in J&K board exams, demands schools for blind
In 2016, when Insha Mushtaq lost her eyesight due to pellets fired by paramilitary forces in Kashmir, she thought her life was over. Today, she has become a living testimonial to the…
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Names of some young Indians are written across skies yet they remain unknown to many
There are billions of planets in the heavens but having a planet named after an individual is a great honour. Imagine the thrill of being able to claim that a certain planet…
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Religion, tolerance, secularism and democracy
An issue of profound significance for religion and state relationship may be summed up by two questions: First: can a person whether Muslim, Christian, Jew, Hindu, Sikh, or of any other religious…
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Countries friendly to India cannot let anti-nationals thrive on their shores
Canada’s relationship with India can be seriously impacted if it does not control the “anti-India” activities taking place within Canada. Already being criticized by India for harboring so-called Khalistani activists and having…
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AI revolution has begun to knock out existing ways; are we ready for it?
The human race is now standing on the brink of a revolutionary change in lifestyle, professions and businesses. In the past, the Industrial Revolution changed our lives from being dependent upon agriculture…
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Resisting Cultural Amnesia
Since the world is ever expanding site of unexplained miseries and deep-seated agony, the highest virtue is not to look for divine solace but to document its soul-stirring and multilayered repercussions candidly.…
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Applying for Canadian PR, student visa? Know IELTS alternatives
The candidates who want to apply for Canadian PR or a student visa often requires to demonstrate proficiency in the English language. While the International English Language Test System (IELTS) has traditionally…
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Eid e Soori: A ‘fishy’ Qutb Shahi tradition in Hyderabad
By Mohammed Rizwan Hyderabad: Mirag lagna or as Telugu-speaking people in the city call it “Mrigasira Karthi” is celebrated every year marking the end of summer and the start of the monsoon…