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Year 2024 could be a game changer in the world polity and economics
Nostradamus, a French seer and astrologer, predicted five hundred years ago that in 2024, severe flooding due to climate change would occur. He also foretold significant economic, environmental, political, and social changes.…
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Thanks to Western diplomacy, ‘glorified Servant’ is feared as the ruler of the World
Silence is more meaningful in diplomacy. What is left unsaid often carries more significance than words uttered at any international platform or before media for public consumption. Action speaks louder than speeches.…
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Semi-final cleared, will Modi clear the final?
The Bharatiya Janata Party’s hold on the Hindi heartland continues to remain rock solid as shown by the results of the latest Assembly elections. However, those who take these election results as…
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Will ‘Brand Hyderabad’ take beating with Congress in power? May be not
The recent news that Hyderabad is the best city to live in India as per the rating done by Mercer’s Quality of Living survey for 2023 has come as an icing on…
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Lost in pages: How excessive reading affects your life
Reading, a treasured activity that enlightens and broadens minds, comes with its share of negative effects when indulged in excessively. As Edna Ferber rightly stated, “Perhaps too much of everything is as…
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Analysis: BJP thrives on one-fifth of core votes in Hindi belt, Modi only works as catalyst
It is an undeniable fact that in the Hindi-heartland states the Bharatiya Janata Party always had around one-fifth —or even more– committed votes. Even in the worst-case scenario in the pre-Ram Janambhoomi…
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Sudden deaths strike successful bodybuilders; No plausible reason found so far
Almost unnoticed, a strange and deadly phenomenon has crept into the sport of bodybuilding. Many young and successful bodybuilders, in the prime of their careers, have lost their lives due to sudden, unexplained…
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Female prisoners face gender bias, are overcrowded, live in polluted conditions and suffer custodial rape
Over the last decade, as per the Prisons Statistics India reports, the number of incarcerated women in India has risen significantly, climbing from 15,037 in 2010 to 17,834 in 2015 and reaching…
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Once bitten twice shy: Has BJP learnt a lesson from Jharkhand mistake in Chhattisgarh?
Strange are the ways of politics. On December 28, 2014 Chhattisgarh –born Raghubar Das, now governor of Odisha, was made the first non-tribal chief minister of Jharkhand by the ruling Bharatiya Janata…
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Maruti 800, most loved car in India, fades away; its popularity was unmatched for 40 years
On 14th December 1983, the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi handed over the keys of the first ever Maruti Suzuki 800 to a buyer named Harpal Singh, an Indian Airlines employee, who…
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Karnataka: Haveri man turns his bakery into haven for birds
Haveri: In an era dominated by technology, where the very existence of several bird species hangs in the balance, one man in Haveri has risen as a ray of hope for our…
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BJP is confident of retaining power in Hindi belt; Opposition fails to challenge it effectively
After completing the five state elections, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and the Opposition prepare for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. The BJP is confident about maintaining its stronghold in the Hindi…
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Karan Singh, Farooq Abdullah owe it to history to reveal Kashmir’s story of 1947-48
There are only two personalities from Jammu and Kashmir who know twists and turns of history of 1947 and 1948 with regard to the erstwhile princely state, Pakistan’s invasion, and subsequent ceasefire…
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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…
