CAA: Why the hullabaloo?
The CAA is not anti-Muslim; it just prioritises citizenship for persecuted minorities, not others, from three neighbouring countries. Future legislation may address concerns for Tamils and Rohingyas. Recognising historical context, it aims to assist six religious groups seeking refuge in India. Importantly, the CAA doesn’t prevent Muslims from these countries...
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Yoga-based training to enhance athletic performance
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At crossroads
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Afghanistan under Taliban rule
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A tribute to India’s maritime legacy
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A Dignified Liberal
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Katchatheevu: A case of half sovereignty
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Synergy between man and machine
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Air turbulence
Vistara faces flight disruptions due to crew shortage; DGCA demands daily updates Flight operations of Tata Group’s Vistara Airlines, which has earned a reputation for its premium services and reliability in the Indian aviation sector, have of late been marred by cancellations and delays. Vistara, a joint venture between Tata Sons...
The escalating perils of global terrorism
The recent ISIS-K attack outside Moscow has elicited widespread condemnation and intensified global anxieties surrounding terrorism The recent ISIS-K (Khorasan) claimed attack outside Moscow, resulting in over 130 deaths and more than 100 injuries, warrants strong condemnation. Khorasan, a splinter unit of ISIS with roots in Iran, Turkmenistan, and Afghanistan, highlights...
Role of parents in a child’s formative years
The first five years of a child’s life are termed ‘golden period,’ a pivotal phase where parents play a monumental role in shaping its future The first five years of a child’s life are a unique opportunity for parents to nurture and guide their child’s development so that they can realise...
Tumultuous times
Imran Khan gets relief in Toshakhana corruption case; no reprieve for Pakistani politics In what can be termed as a minor victory for cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan, he has got some relief from the court in the ongoing corruption case against him. In a dramatic turn of events, the former Pakistani Prime...
Political seesaw in Nepal
As Nepal navigates through these uncertain times, the future of its leadership and the direction of its governance hang in a delicate balance Many Nepalese see second time Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane Rashtra Swatantra Party as a future Prime Minister . With Bell as its election symbol it became the fourth...
Need more women representation in science
Women aspiring to pursue scientific research often encounter barriers in the form of stereotypes and inadequate mentorship opportunities The underrepresentation of women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields is a complex issue with multiple contributing factors. Apart from societal bias towards women opting for careers in Science and technology,...
Dead and buried
The Supreme Court has scrapped the Electoral Bonds scheme, but the controversy refuses to die The Opposition is labelling the contentious issue of Electoral Bonds usage as “extortion of funds by the BJP” while Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserts that the scheme has facilitated transparency in political funding. Since its inception...
