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Putin’s endgame begins with Kherson
Russia’s Ukraine expedition hasn’t gone the way Putin wanted it. With losses mounting and the fall of Kherson, it may not be long before Russian soldiers retreat to their barracks On 30th September of this year, in defiance of International Law, President Putin in a public display of bravado signed treaties...
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To abstain from un voting is weakness
13 October 2022 | Deepak Sinha -
We are all style, no substance!
26 September 2022 | Deepak Sinha -
Are we heading for Armageddon?
18 July 2022 | Deepak Sinha -
Implications of Nagaland tragedy
17 June 2022 | Deepak Sinha -
Nagaland tragedy and the SIT farce
16 June 2022 | Deepak Sinha -
Snatching defeat from victory’s jaws
03 June 2022 | Deepak Sinha -
Remember, actions have consequences
19 April 2022 | Deepak Sinha
India’s big dreams or plain hallucination?
New Delhi hopes that Moscow will help it resolve ongoing problems with Beijing; it doesn’t realise that Russia is just a vassal State of the Chinese We are witnessing Russian attempts to brutally subjugate Ukraine, even going so far as to threaten the world with nuclear Armageddon. Clearly, leaders from the...
The Ukraine crisis: Its impact on India
India has to tread a fine line in this imbroglio: Taking care of the welfare and evacuation of Indian students and the possibility of oil price hike The face-off over Ukraine between Russia and the United States and its Nato allies has been dominating the headlines for a while now with...
Fear is the key to rule minds, or is it?
Today’s politicians exploit every opportunity to use fear for recruiting volunteers to their own personal causes without realising the flipside We live in a world that, as Canadian philosopher Brendan Myers puts it, is “utterly saturated with fear. We fear being attacked by religious extremists, both foreign and domestic. We fear...
