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Killing the Future Dalai Lamas -The Architecture of a Modern Hell-
Killing the Future Dalai Lamas -The Architecture of a Modern Hell-
In 1959, when the 14th Dalai Lama fled Tibet as a fugitive, Jawaharlal Nehru’s government did not demand "linkage documents" or a paper trail of his ancestors. Instead, India showed the courage to offer sanctuary
Ashok Lal | yesterday
Omar Abdullah's Kashmir: A Governance Vacuum New Delhi Cannot Afford to Ignore
For five years, that gamble appeared cautiously, incrementally to be paying off. The record voter turnout in the 2024 Assembly elections was nothing short of extraordinary. It was Kashmir's weary, battle-scarred populace sending an unambiguous message: we choose ballots over bullets; now deliver
Saleem Dar | yesterday
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke to return India!
In a video released on Instagram, Dipke called on students and supporters to join the campaign, saying exam-related disruptions and controversies had caused anxiety among students and warranted accountability from the government.
Dr Satish Misra | yesterday
Sheikh Abdullah’s Enduring Imprint on Kashmir’s Political Soul
Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah occupies a singular place in the political history of Jammu and Kashmir. Few leaders anywhere on the subcontinent inspired such affection, provoked such debate, or shaped their society as deeply. Born in 1905 in Soura, Srinagar, he was the product of modest circumstances.
Pt. Ashok Bhan | yesterday
Beyond Self-Interest: The Challenge of India’s Rising Population
In a nation like India, which has crossed the mark of 1.4 billion people from merely 300 million after Independence, if one were to identify a single underlying factor responsible for one, many, or almost every major problem confronting the country today, the answer would be straightforward and unmistakable: the problem of population explosion.
Prof. Bibha Tripathi | yesterday
Omar Abdullah's Kashmir: A Governance Vacuum New Delhi Cannot Afford to Ignore
For five years, that gamble appeared cautiously, incrementally to be paying off. The record voter turnout in the 2024 Assembly elections was nothing short of extraordinary. It was Kashmir's weary, battle-scarred populace sending an unambiguous message: we choose ballots over bullets; now deliver
Saleem Dar | 4 hours ago
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke to return India!
In a video released on Instagram, Dipke called on students and supporters to join the campaign, saying exam-related disruptions and controversies had caused anxiety among students and warranted accountability from the government.
Dr Satish Misra | 4 hours ago
Sheikh Abdullah’s Enduring Imprint on Kashmir’s Political Soul
Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah occupies a singular place in the political history of Jammu and Kashmir. Few leaders anywhere on the subcontinent inspired such affection, provoked such debate, or shaped their society as deeply. Born in 1905 in Soura, Srinagar, he was the product of modest circumstances.
Pt. Ashok Bhan | 5 hours ago
Beyond Self-Interest: The Challenge of India’s Rising Population
In a nation like India, which has crossed the mark of 1.4 billion people from merely 300 million after Independence, if one were to identify a single underlying factor responsible for one, many, or almost every major problem confronting the country today, the answer would be straightforward and unmistakable: the problem of population explosion.
Prof. Bibha Tripathi | 5 hours ago
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Omar Abdullah's Kashmir: A Governance Vacuum New Delhi Cannot Afford to Ignore
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Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke to return India!
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Sheikh Abdullah’s Enduring Imprint on Kashmir’s Political Soul
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Digital Speed, Human Struggle: The Unequal Battle for a Train Ticket in India
India’s railway modernization highlights a growing gap between improved infrastructure and unequal access to tickets, exposing digital divides and capacity constraints affecting millions of passengers daily.
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