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The Bangladesh Crisis: A Critical Imperative for India’s Neighbourhood First Policy
After a Century, Can India’s Left Learn to Speak the Present?
When the Communist Party was founded in Kanpur on December 26, 1925, it carried with it the promise of a radically different India—one built on equality, ,,,
Dr. Vishwanath Pandey | yesterday
The Return of Tarique Rahman to Bangladesh
The return of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leader Tarique Rahman after 17 years in exile has triggered a volatile reaction ...
Editorial @ EW•NN | yesterday
The Bangladesh Crisis: A Critical Imperative for India’s Neighbourhood First Policy
Bangladesh came into existence in 1971 as a result of nine month armed conflict of Mukti Vahini of the then East Pakistan with Army of West Pakistan Linguistically and culturally East Pakistan ...
Alok K Srivastava | yesterday
Who Is a Minority in India? Rethinking Welfare, Demography and Constitutional Balance
Minority protection has long been a defining feature of India’s constitutional and political imagination ...
Manoj K Pathak | yesterday
From Cradle to Character: The Lasting Impact of Parenting Styles
The systematic study of parenting styles began with developmental psychologist Diana Baumrind in the 1960s. Her seminal work identified patterns of parental behavior based on levels of control ...
Samridhi | yesterday
The Return of Tarique Rahman to Bangladesh
The return of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leader Tarique Rahman after 17 years in exile has triggered a volatile reaction ...
Editorial @ EW•NN | 20 hours ago
The Bangladesh Crisis: A Critical Imperative for India’s Neighbourhood First Policy
Bangladesh came into existence in 1971 as a result of nine month armed conflict of Mukti Vahini of the then East Pakistan with Army of West Pakistan Linguistically and culturally East Pakistan ...
Alok K Srivastava | 21 hours ago
Who Is a Minority in India? Rethinking Welfare, Demography and Constitutional Balance
Minority protection has long been a defining feature of India’s constitutional and political imagination ...
Manoj K Pathak | 21 hours ago
From Cradle to Character: The Lasting Impact of Parenting Styles
The systematic study of parenting styles began with developmental psychologist Diana Baumrind in the 1960s. Her seminal work identified patterns of parental behavior based on levels of control ...
Samridhi | 21 hours ago
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Violence in Bangladesh: India Needs to Stay Cautious and Watchful
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