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Defection is more than just a political manoeuvre; it is a challenge to the democratic ethos
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The ‘law & order situation’ approach to the conflict is dangerous, and will elude any solution
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Recognise signs of counterproductive perfectionism and prioritise progress over perfection
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Had the then President referred to the Constitution before signing the ‘Emergency’ file, history would have been different
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The Centre seems to be still in celebration mode, caring little about the fate of the lakhs of youngsters
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Technological breakthroughs and their deployment will outline the engagements between New Delhi and Washington
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BHEL was awarded the contract on nomination basis to overcome the severe power crisis facing TS then
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Joining NATO binds countries to defend each other – but this commitment is not set in stone
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Decision-making is likely to remain largely consistent as reflected in the allocation of portfolios
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Bhagat Singh confessed proudly that he was a follower of Marxist philosophy and an atheist.
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Today’s times of estrangement warrant us to reconnect with nature which offers holistic benefits
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It will be a chance to put Ukraine’s plight back in the spotlight after months of focus on Gaza
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UGC should take into account the disadvantages of biannual admissions in a dispassionate way
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Let Pride Month be a catalyst for year-round advocacy, ensuring the fight for LGBTQIA rights continues
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Aside from relations with Bangladesh and Bhutan, various factors complicate regional politics for India
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It is essential to critically examine implications of artificial intelligence and foster ethical approaches to tech development
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The description of The Washington Post that there was “tepid support for his Hindu nationalist party, piercing the air of invincibility around the most dominant Indian politician in decades” is quoted by many, including Indian media, and is quite relevant.
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A psychologically safe space enables students to express themselves freely without fear of judgment or reprisal
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As with any environmental disaster, the impact of heat is profoundly dictated by privilege
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The 2024 verdict reflects the vibrancy and beauty of Indian democracy as it gives the opposition a strong voice. With the reduced numbers in Parliament, the BJP will be forced to adopt a more accommodative and consensual approach.
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It is not the legitimacy of ICJ that is in question, but how the world’s powers believe in the role of international institutions
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Putting aside non-urgent work can help create mental space needed to focus on what truly matters
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Prisons are correctional institutions and should be havens of reform, not despair
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Fancy spaces will just hollow attempts at bringing back employees if deeper organisational changes are ignored