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While the US and China are hopeful that Islamabad would be able to rein in the Taliban, India does not share such optimism
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Focus should be on incentivising innovators instead of merely trying to control the sector
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The border friction between Assam and Mizoram needs to be addressed with political maturity, fairness, and mutual accommodation
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IMF scaling down India’s growth forecast is yet another grim reminder of the ongoing crisis and the tough recovery road ahead
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The new rules are likely to impact both the e-commerce entities and sellers on online platforms and create entry barriers for small businesses
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The wayward weather events come as a reminder that the country is ill-equipped to tackle many of its effects
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The ICMR has rightly cautioned against the tendency to extrapolate the serosurvey findings to draw conclusions
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According to the data published by UNICEF, rich nations have cornered the benefits under the WHO programme
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It is time to modify British-era defence land policy that prohibits land transactions for any purpose other than military
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The fears over the possible third wave of the pandemic, coupled with growing unemployment, have created a situation where expectations of a quick economic recovery need to be tempered
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The modernisation of judicial infrastructure does not mean building more courts or filling up vacancies but providing equal and free access to justice through a barrier-free and citizen-friendly environment
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The huge data leak demolishes the lie that innocent people need not fear surveillance by the State
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Meagre funding and bureaucratic maze make the Centre’s defence startup programme a failure
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Low conviction rate is a clear pointer to how the provision is being misused largely for political purposes
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The govt must act to quickly rein in the runaway inflation before it inflicts further distress on people and erodes the demand, making an equitable recovery even more difficult
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Any overt interference in domestic politics could be counter-productive for New Delhi, given the bitter experiences of the past
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People lowering their guard and thronging tourist places point to a dangerous phase
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India needs to reposition its priorities and reach out to the moderate sections within the Taliban as its stakes in the country are high
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The newly created Ministry of Co-operation has justifiably raised concerns, given NDA government’s poor track record in upholding the spirit of federalism
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The death count is showing a clear declining trend in the countries with relatively better vaccination coverage, exposing the widening global health inequity
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It is distressing that there has been a fivefold rise in the number of police cases filed invoking Sec 66A of the IT Act since it was quashed in 2015
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As against 86 lakh doses that need to be administered per day, the vaccination rate has been just 40 lakh a day over the past week
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Mandating e-commerce firms to disclose consumers’ data in the absence of data protection law is perplexing
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Putting in place integrated theatre commands to synergise the capabilities of the three services will be a logical move in military reforms