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Today, the boundaries between truth and lies, honesty and dishonesty, fiction and nonfiction have become blurred
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With quick loans, borrowers can improve their revenue streams to service future loans, prevent NPAs and raise deposits
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Deforestation and degradation of forests are a serious environmental challenge and threat to our planet
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From UFOs to Covid theories, we’re all prone to accepting one narrative and sticking to it, no matter the evidence
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A fresh approach is needed towards gendered health emergency for the most vulnerable and disproportionately affected
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Syud Hossain, India’s first Ambassador to Egypt under Nehru’s govt, saw no conflict in being both a Muslim and a nationalist
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Lockdowns have made people seek comfort in eating mostly junk food, exercise less, feel more anxious and sleep-deprived
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Return to pre-Feb 22, 2018, policy will send right signal about India’s determination to shun any notion of appeasement towards China
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An extinct human species named Homo longi, found in China may replace Neanderthals as our closest relatives
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Financial stability is a public good, and so government has a vital role in maintaining price stability and welfare growth
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Panic-stricken we rush to obey contradictory instructions and try multiple strategies to ‘contain’ the virus
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It is ‘constructive disengagement’ that the people of Myanmar are asking for in their struggle to restore their fledgling democracy
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The progressive image of his predecessor Rouhani will be replaced by a rather more retroactive language of defiance
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A proper legal framework for securing the rights of live-in partners and their children is needed
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Yogananda popularised Kriya Yoga and initiated many Americans into it at a time when yoga was still not hip
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World Wide Intranets — closed, proprietary networks — might hold the key to putting a check on rising ransomware attacks
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Only acknowledging what is causing warming will focus minds on what it will take to stop it
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Our national self-perceptions confirmed or contested by numbers – dodgy, manipulated, incomplete – are a measure of things
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Let’s ask how students might suffer from fewer opportunities of “knowing-how” and growing commitments to “knowing-that”
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Scientists may confirm the existence of a ‘new force’ that will help unravel the universe and its mysteries better
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The Modi govt banning retired intelligence and security officials from publishing anything pertaining to workplace is draconian
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Building a common portal for all stakeholders will see better engagement and enthused participation
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Fastly’s outage illustrates the fragility of an internet that’s being routed through fewer and fewer channels
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It is still plagued by ideological divisions and lacks dominant leadership that can turn communiques into meaningful action
