Tuesday, May 6, 2025

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Christian Michel Extradited to India and sent to Five Day CBI custody  

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AGUSTAWESTLAND CHOPPER DEAL The AgustaWestland chopper deal has brought the UPA under the tight scanner after a youth leader appeared in court for the middleman in the deal. 

Literature to Politics: Looking for the ‘Missing’ Farmer

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THE BRIEFING Where is the farmer who cultivates the land and feeds the nation, why is the farmer so disillusioned and tired?

Clean Drinking Water Continues to be a Distant Dream in India

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THE BRIEFING The National Rural Drinking Water Programme has failed.  And it is indeed a matter of great disillusionment for a nation whose population suffers every single day to have access to clean and non-polluted water.

Transcending the Rhetoric of Acts and Policies: What the North-East Demands

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POLICY MAKERS The North-Eastern part of the nation has been a bone of contention for decades with dissent and disillusionment looming over inadequate development and lack of policy intervention.

India’s Agrarian Crisis and the Disillusioned Framer

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POLITICS The farmers constitute an important vote bank, but should the nation-state’s bond with them limit itself to mere political rhetoric?

Everything that goes behind the Creation of a University’s Academic Culture

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VIEWPOINT We live in times where the onslaught on universities has compelled us to rethink all that goes on towards the making of an academic culture. The piece that follows enables us to rethink the making of academic cultures in our universities.

The Kartarpur Corridor Controversy

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Pakistan’s launch of its part of the Kartarpur project involving a road link for Sikh pilgrims to visit the revered Kartarpur Sahib Gurudwara in Pakistan became the centre of its controversy in recent times after India’s External Affairs Ministry expressed that the inception of such a project did by no means guarantee bilateral talks between the nations.
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Working for Rural Women: the Apathy of India’s Anganwadi and ASHA Workers

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The condition of Anganwadi and ASHA workers is a story of commitment amidst hardship. These are women who have committed themselves to working for rural healthcare but find their own lives in distress.

India’s Ailing Healthcare Needs Urgent Attention

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HEALTH What would be a bigger scare for parents then to know that their child has died in the children’s ICU after being bitten by rats? The stark reality of the Indian healthcare infrastructure is far grim than we imagine it to be.

Gauri Lankesh to Shujaat Bukhari :Report Finds India Non-Conducive to Journalism

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VIEWPOINT ‘Death Watch’ is a recent report brought out by the IPI regarding the hostilities offered to journalists in nations such as India where in contemporary times several journalists have been at the target for speaking against the establishment.

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