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Their physical movements, intellectual pursuits, however slow, turn the passage of time into a lively pastime
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Political tussle between India and China is not going to be limited to only the Maldives
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This election is the largest public test of the Russian state’s ability to shape its desired result at home since its invasion of Ukraine
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It is a settled principle of law that Article 14 of the Constitution applies to non-citizens as well
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Vulture conservation is a testament to the interconnectedness of ecosystem and human actions
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The Centre must strengthen bonafide channels to curb organised criminal networks engaging in migrant smuggling and trafficking
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Innovation and advocacy will help propel implementation of impactful ideas
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The emergence of BRICS Plus signifies a movement towards economic freedom from the hegemonic domination of the West
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Unlearning and combating destructive patterns will facilitate women to dive into a new phase of life with inner strength
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The 13th World Trade Organization ministerial conference saw members struggling even to agree on a declaration, let alone the big issues of agriculture, fisheries and border taxes on ecommerce
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Enough damage has already been done to the subject by the governments in meddling with the academic issues concerning the teaching and writing of history
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States' support is crucial to unleash the full potential of the market and mitigate climate change
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Less-than-perfect states of existence help us push the boundaries of progress and create a better society
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2014-24 goes into history as a period of profound leadership but not devoid of parochialism and patronage to a few
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Leaveism — leaves taken to complete office work — deteriorates employees’ work life and affects their mental health
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Policies must be designed to facilitate women and socially disadvantaged groups to leverage new tech for an equitable future of work
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The role of the English language must be assessed from the perspective of the growing socio-economic needs
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Mental health as a universal human right sounds noble, but like all things ‘universal’, it fails to recognise the challenges facing it
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Women themselves must be empowered to speak out against injustice and claim their rightful place in society
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As we navigate the technological age, it’s time to value the virtuous insights of those who cautioned against blindly forging ahead
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Panchayats should be empowered to make decisions about the allocation and use of funds
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By embracing the power of letting go, we powerfully open ourselves to a world of possibilities, growth, and genuine fulfilment
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India's External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar, emphasized the positive relationship between Moscow and New Delhi, stating that Russia has respected India's interests
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Acharya Vidhyasagar advocated healthy and clean politics, even saying that policymaking has to be about people’s welfare