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BCCI gives raw deal to Hyderabad one more time; India will not play any match here
Cricket and controversy seem to go hand in hand. This time the matter concerns allocation of matches for the forthcoming ICC World Cup. There will be a total of ten venues. Hyderabad,…
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India, US strengthen business, defence ties over past decade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to the United States has strengthened the ties between the two countries, augmenting his global presence and reinforcing his association with the diaspora and business leaders.…
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Kashmir’s leadership rolls out red carpet for Amarnath pilgrims
Kashmir’s top political leadership has stepped out with a reiteration of a very bold and beneficent message to the rest of the country and the world that they are bound by their…
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Sam Manekshaw–India’s greatest army leader almost died of injuries but was saved by his orderly
India’s most flamboyant soldier, Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, passed away on 27th June 2008. The country lost a charismatic military leader who led India to one of its greatest war victories. If…
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India-China should deal with LAC situation on its own
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has concluded a highly successful visit to the United States, and he came home with a new level of strategic partnership with the country. This State visit of …
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Senior police officer Tafseer Iqbal asks medical education aspirants to be compassionate
Hyderabad: Compassion and care are central to the welfare of patients. Health care givers who possess these qualities make for good doctors. Nothing is more important for medical professionals than ethical practice.…
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Kachori wali Amma: A woman’s tale of beating odds with perseverance
Shahjahanpur: With steely courage and determination to provide for her family, Anju Verma sets up her humble shop every night to dole out mouth-watering ‘kachoris’, thus earning the moniker “Kachori wali Amma”. Her…
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Deadly fascination for Titanic continues to lure people to their doom
More than a hundred years after it sank, the Titanic continues to lure people to their doom. The ill-fated ship is back in the news because the party of five tourists in their deep…
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Haj: Whenever devil goads you to err, reject him with force
With just a few days left for the annual Haj to begin, Makkah is teeming with pilgrims. More than two million pilgrims from over 160 countries have poured in the holiest of…
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Aaquib Wani and the jerseys that stay true to their roots
Delhi-based self-taught designer Aaquib Wani has tried his hands at almost everything in the designing world. From helming the design for music concerts to drawing up sketches for clothes and even designing…
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Opinion: The Sand Mafia in Jukkal, Telangana
Laxmi Kantha Rao Thota Unauthorised sand excavation, ecological imbalance, corruption, operated by the local politicians, non-action by the government authorities leading to violence, alcoholism, drug abuse and illegal sex work. The sand…
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The turn since 2014: Examining the impact of policies
By Moumita Barman and Chhaya Jindal The Centre for Development Policy and Practice organised a session with Samar Halarnkar, the co-founder of Article 14 a website dedicated to the rule of law…
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Young Winston Churchill lost his heart to a charming lady when he stayed in Hyderabad
Sir Winston Churchill, the flamboyant former Prime Minister of the UK was a tough talking and formidable man. Often seen with a cigar in his mouth, his famous scowl and his fiery…
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A united front of backward, dalits and minorities can defeat NDA in 2024
United Opposition is assuming increasing demand from among democratic forces and political parties across the socio-political spectrum of India to defeat BJP led NDA. Secular, Socialist and Democratic India has suffered greatly…
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BJP must hold on to its allies to do well in 2024 LS polls
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP are reassessing their 2024 Lok Sabha poll strategy to perform a hat trick. As the Opposition parties try to build a united platform against the…
