Has the Long Political Journey Prepared Rahul for the Top Job? Fourteenth-century historian Zia-ud-din Barani wrote about the importance of awe and splendour in maintaining the...
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News today is not just information; it’s a product. It has lost its credibility over the years, morphing into a tool for shaping public opinion rather than informing it....
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According to science, all living organisms thrive on others. One's weakness becomes a source of success for others. This principle seems to hold true in the case of India's mass...
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Booker Prize-winning author and political activist Arundhati Roy is once again at the center of national controversy—this time, for her alleged anti-national remarks...
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The release of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange marked the end of one of the most controversial legal battles involving journalism, national security, and government transparency...
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The world is going through war crises and with each passing day, it becomes uglier and uglier. There seems to be no stopping of it rather than engulfing the other stake holders to...
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In a recent case in the Madhya Pradesh High Court, a bail was granted to a person who was found chanting the anti-India slogan in public on the condition that he must salute the...
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As the United States prepares for yet another electoral contest, it’s easy to get caught up in the drama—the speeches, the debates, the controversies. But to truly...
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In the shadowed valleys and war-torn plains of Syria, the earth groans beneath the weight of prolonged suffering, and its people echo cries of despair. Here is a nation whose...
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The political and social fabric of Bangladesh is once again unraveling, revealing troubling echoes of its tumultuous history. Born out of the ashes of 1971, with India’s...
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