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Modi’s address on vaccination policy bore the hallmarks of a political speech intended to score brownie points
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The Telemedicine Practice Guidelines must address data safety and privacy of healthcare professionals and patients
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Islamabad must stop misleading the international community with a farce to cover up its sponsorship of terror
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It is time a national consensus was built in favour of scrapping the sedition law as it is anathema to democracy
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The Centre should consider utilising its position as the monopolistic buyer in the market and pass down the benefit to all people
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Contrary to the narrative being advanced by the NDA govt, GDP growth has been a point of growing weakness for the last five years
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Despite PM Oli’s shady reputation, New Delhi needs to formulate a reliable policy framework towards Nepal
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Telangana govt must see that the gap between Covishield doses is reduced to enable students to plan their travel
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Beijing must now stop playing dangerous games and come out with full disclosure on coronavirus origin
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India’s bitter standoff with Twitter, WhatsApp has cast a shadow over the trip, making Jaishankar’s task much more difficult
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The process for getting approvals for the indigenous vaccine needs to be expedited to avoid hardships for millions of people
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While concerns over privacy violations are genuine, internet majors should engage with the authorities to arrive at practical solutions
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The govt’s priorities should be on providing healthcare and vaccines rather than ordering vindictive actions
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The daily vaccination rate has fallen to 1.3 million doses despite India not exporting the vaccines now
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ONGC cannot absolve itself of the responsibility by simply pushing the blame on the contractor
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The revised privacy policy of WhatsApp is a reminder for India to put in place a robust data protection policy
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Painting a rosy picture based on April's GST collections could be a miscalculation as all indicators point to a grim picture of the economy
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The new medical colleges and oxygen plants will go a long way in improving healthcare delivery in Telangana
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Tropical cyclones have caused 28.6% of mortalities in the last five decades, second only to floods responsible for maximum human deaths
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India needs to replicate US-like model and address vaccine supply challenges through rapid-fire decisions
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It is time for reforms in the global health body to reflect the changing realities and improve preparedness for future pandemics
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The spiralling violence between Israel and Palestine has opened the wounds left unattended and festering for decades
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States like Telangana opting for global tenders to procure vaccine is a pragmatic decision, given the Centre's opaque policy
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New Delhi must closely monitor the emerging political drama in Nepal for a calibrated response, given the bilateral tensions