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Neither Imran Khan nor Pakistan People’s Party has the capability to stave off nuclear threat. Only army can do it
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NATO’s growing presence in the Pacific evokes a painful history of colonialism that shaped modern Asia
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Despite the war, Russia is still part of Europe – for lasting peace both sides need to remember that
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In our endeavour to ‘shut’ off from work, we tend to invite more stress since our mind will keep circling back to the issue bothering us
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The Modi visit is the clearest signal of India’s intention in demonstrating the value of prioritising engagement with the democratic world
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What goes inside the black box where data is processed to arrive at a decision is always shrouded in mystery
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Rabble-rousing over interfaith marriages and inter-caste liaisons is the first step towards totalitarian reproductive futurism
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Instead of changing course of manufacturing from capital to labour-intensive, the govt is indulging in mere tokenism
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The region is critical to China’s attempts to build an alternative to the US-led liberal order
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The UPSC does not expect scholarly knowledge and understanding of ‘thinking tools’ to solve a case study but conceptual clarity from candidates
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While it is a good sign that government schools are in demand, shortage of teachers needs to be addressed
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Biden’s decision to pull out of the summit highlights the group’s limitations
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Governments can adopt the Brazilian model which supports the ideas of ecological fiscal transfer, payments for environmental services, tourism and forest concessions
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Telangana government’s initiatives such as T-AIM and TSAIC highlight its commitment to becoming a global AI leader
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The most important thing is to elect governments that will ensure the country becomes more equal by income
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The challenge is to retain countries including Brazil, India and South Africa within its sphere of influence
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KCR is turning Telangana into a blueprint for Ambedkar’s social justice ideology and shaping social democracy
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Higher enrollment is a step forward in helping them achieve economic and political freedom
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The Fact Check Unit will be a unit of the government, by the government and for the government. It will have no parliamentary or legal authority
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It should be used for upholding constitutional values rather than using it against those ideas
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Given the State’s geostrategic location in North-East, connectivity initiatives with Bangladesh must be valued
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Many Asian economies may not realise their full potential unless they roll back mutually beneficial links between business and politics
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With rising security concerns, conflict, and an overall increase in the number of powers in this multipolar order, the use of veto requires amends
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Implementation of various policies remains unmonitored revealing the tokenistic nature since they only bring about temporary first-order change in their current state