In the baroque theatre of modern geopolitics, espionage no longer lurks in trench coats or conceals microfilms in hollowed dictionaries. It arrives, sleek and silent, etched into...
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There are cities one is born in, and there are cities where people go to rewrite the scripts of their lives. Ghaziabad, straddling the moral boundary between Delhi’s glitz...
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In a development that's thrown a geopolitical wrench into South Asia's already complex machinery, Bangladesh's interim Prime Minister, Muhammad Yunus, has ruffled feathers in New...
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The Indian government has introduced the Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2025, incorporating all 25 changes suggested by the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC). This bill, which aims to...
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In the intricate tapestry of India's democracy, where secularism serves as both warp and weft, the proposed Waqf Amendment Bill has emerged as a contentious thread, threatening to...
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As Bihar gears up for the upcoming elections, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is shaping its campaign strategy with a dual focus—advancing a development-centric...
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The Yamuna River, a lifeline for millions in Delhi and neighboring states, has long suffered from severe pollution, unchecked sewage discharge, and industrial effluents....
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A nation’s growth is fundamentally linked to the strength of its education system. Recognizing this, the Delhi government has made a decisive investment in its future by...
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On this World Tuberculosis (TB) Day, India finds itself at a defining moment in its battle against one of the deadliest infectious diseases. The country has set an ambitious goal...
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Bihar’s story is not just one of poverty and backwardness; it is also one of resilience and potential. Yet, despite high economic growth rates, the state remains one of the...
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