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Gambling for high stakes
Only time will tell whether the decision to abrogate Article 370 will turn out to be a grave miscalculation or hugely successful. One can only hope that good sense prevails In my last opinion piece in The Pioneer on August 3, I had concluded my piece with a plea for the...
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Time to stand up for real
03 August 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
A bitter pill to swallow
22 July 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
Avoid catastrophe of a war
19 June 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
How integrated is our command?
03 June 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
New front in war on terror
07 May 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
Douse the anger within
13 April 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
The politics of Balakot
19 March 2019 | Deepak Sinha
Stifle the jihadi network
Better sense must prevail and both India and Pakistan must avoid serious conflict that will hardly help either. True progress will happen when Pakistan starts to wind up its terror factory It was the military disaster of 1971 that forced the Pakistani establishment and its military, which runs the country...
Honour the forgotten Army
It’s ironical that the military is treated as an appendage by those very institutions that ascended to power post-Independence after collaborating with the British On July 5, 1943, at the Padang (Square), Singapore, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, who had just arrived and taken over as the head of the Arzi Hukumat-e-Azad...
In the eye of the storm
Issues like autonomy and independence of the CBI and powers of the government with regard to the agency are tossed aside without any resolution The manner in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi summarily removed Alok Verma, the Director of CBI, after he had been reinstated on the directions of the apex...
