Opinions
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Bridging gap between Telugu, Urdu–Murthy Mehak wishes to heal religious and cultural wounds
Hyderabad: A glance at the book shows that it is no ordinary compilation of stories. It is a vibrant tapestry woven with threads of cultural understanding. The endeavor emerges not merely as…
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Unfulfilled promises affect progress of Telangana Muslims
By Juned Shahil From once wielding authority within the state to now relying on the government for support, the status of Muslims in Telangana has been changing, symbolising a significant shift in…
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Why J&K leaders have pinned hopes on SC for Assembly polls?
Will the Supreme Court of India decide when Assembly polls should be held in J&K? At least this is the hope of political parties in J&K, which have been waiting for polls over…
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Rulebook of fight against terrorism in Kashmir filled with promise of peace
Jammu and Kashmir has been in a mode to challenge terrorism now for almost 35 years and during this period the fight against this menace exported from across the border and nurtured by…
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No alternative for weaker sections, Muslims in Madhya Pradesh
If the Bharatiya Janata Party loses the coming assembly election in Madhya Pradesh the so-called master stroke played on the eve of March 24, 2020 lockdown will be held responsible for it.…
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BRS doles out ‘Rs 40 lakh to each candidate for poll expenditure’
Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi candidates in the Assembly election fray got Rs 40 lakh cheque each from the party towards polls expenses. The cheques were given by Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao…
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Delhi – NCR choking as air quality dips
With the Air Quality Index hovering around 1,000 in some places in Delhi, it is truly alarming and makes it the most polluted city in the world. Masks are back. It is…
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Mission Impossible: Palestinians–O, you human animals…don’t you take rest from dying
By Asma Anjum Khan Let me clarify first. I belong to a generation that grew up thinking that BBC was the most truthful most honest news reporting channel in the world. Now…
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Kashmir’s PAGD invokes Mahatma Gandhi to urge PM to establish peace in Middle East
It was a little bit of surprise when on Friday Kashmir sent a powerful message to the Government of India, headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, that it should intervene and help in ending the…
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Opinion: People have to rise to end Israeli acts of extreme barbarism
Where you are Arab heads of State and Government? In deep slumber while the Palestinian children, women and men are being bombarded, maimed and massacred in Gaza? Where is the Arab League?…
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Internal security dimensions need to be addressed for permanent peace in Kashmir
The security dimensions of Jammu and Kashmir have changed, and the challenges are far greater than the state had witnessed during 30 years of high-intensity terror violence which manifested religious, political goals,…
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Hyderabad Public School — a benefactress ignored!
There is a flurry of activity, an extravaganza of well organised events and celebrities and alumni walking through the hallowed portals of the grand old Hyderabad Public School which is celebrating its…
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Rethinking Women’s Reservation Bill–A call for bottom-up empowerment
By Moumita Barman The recent introduction of the Women’s Reservation Bill of 2023 in the Indian Parliament marks a significant step towards gender parity in politics. This legislation, also known as the…
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National Museum building must be preserved
The thought that the National Museum building will be demolished by March next year is itself sad and shocking. The officials in the National Museum itself say that no final decision has…
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Election code doesn’t stop citizens from holding peaceful protests
Telangana police seems to be using the Model Code of Conduct as an excuse for not allowing the general public to gather or organise peaceful protests. This assertion is incorrect, as there…
