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Telangana’s plan to merge intermediate with school education must balance interests, ensure fair teacher roles, and curb inequities
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Rising tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan’s Taliban risk strengthening militant networks instead of eliminating them
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Diversifying beyond the services sector and boosting investment in agriculture and manufacturing, especially processing industries, can help India attract stable and long-term FDI inflows
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India does not need more graduates; it needs better-prepared graduates who are aligned to employment market
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For China’s leadership, the law on ethnic unity marks the culmination of policies aimed at shaping a Han-centric national identity under the Communist Party
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The conflict could test military limits and force countries like India to recalibrate their strategic choices
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Crushing ideologues is only the first step; without restoring trust among youth, justice and governance will remain fragile
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Public policy promises not comfort but relevance, offering no fixed ladder but adaptive, impactful, purpose-driven careers that evolve with society and the state in the 21st century
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The Bill raises serious questions on free speech, constitutional limits, and state power. Is this legislation or licence?
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Amid Myanmar’s ongoing challenges, India must manage immediate concerns while advancing its long-term strategy to counter China’s influence in Southeast Asia
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Migrant protection during conflicts must extend beyond evacuation to address everyday vulnerabilities, emotional strain, and the social realities of life abroad
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When elections are driven by money, media optics, and engineered defections, the average citizen’s vote risks becoming symbolic rather than decisive
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Telangana, a State born out of data and evidence, now ironically struggles amid overpowering narratives and shifting truths
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Saving the Musi cannot mean displacing communities; true development must respect the city’s identity, people, and inclusive progress
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India’s LPG ecosystem reflects both vulnerability and resilience, shaped by import dependence, distributed infrastructure, and evolving consumption patterns that demand nuanced, data-driven energy policy responses
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Expanding storage capacity and diversifying supply sources must become urgent national priorities
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An accurate population count is central to planning, governance, and SDG progress, particularly after a prolonged 16-year data gap
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US strategy to involve Kurds in a ground offensive against Iran may set the entire West Asia on fire
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Consumption is not merely market behaviour — it reflects deeper economic resilience and vulnerability
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Despite recognising gig workers under the Code on Social Security, the Budget fails to allocate funds or outline implementation plans