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India spends just about 0.7% of its GDP on research, compared with over 2% by China.
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Though India is one of the fastest-growing economies, the fact remains that jobs have not been created at a steady pace
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While using every international forum to expose the dangerous games of Pakistan, India must take sincere and credible steps to address the concerns of Kashmiris and ensure genuine empowerment.
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The apex court’s ruling on demonetisation should not be interpreted as a judicial endorsement of the success of the note ban
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The development of a prototype Remote Electronic Voting Machine (RBM) by the Election Commission is a welcome development that needs to be encouraged by all political parties in the country.
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Climate mitigation measures cannot wait for the excruciatingly slow political decision-making processes of the nations
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Gambia and now Uzbekistan deaths are a wake-up call for the authorities to pull up their socks and ensure strict quality control
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New Delhi will have to keep an eye on the policy decisions that the Prachanda-Oli duo would take in the coming days in a competitive geopolitical landscape
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The international community must feel the moral responsibility to lend unequivocal support to Afghan women who are being denied the basic dignity of life
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The Centre must use the opportunity, created by the decline in militant violence, to bring J&K closer to lasting peace
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In the past one year, over 3,600 kg of drugs have been seized from freight containers across several ports in the country
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The latest approval from the Defence Ministry for 24 military modernisation proposals worth Rs 84,328 crore is a welcome development.
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It is essential to go for genome sequencing of positive case samples to track the variants or sub-variants.
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INS Mormugao, the indigenously built warship, is a reassuring step forward in India’s self-reliance programme.
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UN COP 15 in Montreal is a historic deal as it commits to protect nature from further destruction.
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Bilawal Bhutto would be better advised to direct his attention towards meaningful efforts to put an end to terrorism
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In August, the Lok Sabha was informed that 386 acid attack cases on women were reported during 2018-22 and only 62 persons were convicted.
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The Nirbhaya Act prescribed stricter punishments for perpetrators, but a decade later, the battle for women’s safety in the country is far from won.
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Prohibition in Bihar has become a problem rather than a solution.
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The December 9 intrusion near Yangtse in Tawang sector has raised the diplomatic temperature ahead of the next round of talks to defuse the military standoff in Ladakh.
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The surge in the number of Covid-related hospitalisations in the United States in the last few weeks comes as a warning signal to other countries as well.
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A turbulent Af-Pak region poses a greater risk to India and the world at large
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Explosion of platforms like Google, Facebook and Microsoft, has created an uneven playing field as they piggyback on content created by newsrooms.
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The launch of BRS is expected to generate hope, given the depressing slide that the country has been witnessing over the last few years.