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India: Kerala Government’s Pragmatic Industrial Policy

December 6, 2022
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Not long ago,  industrial scene in Kerala was marked by labour unrest, confrontation, strike, violence, gherao  and even occasionally murder. The situation was so disturbing that some units like Gwalior Rayon in

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Sanctions Batter Russia as the Kremlin Attempts to Overcome Them

December 6, 2022
Human Rights/Russia

Immediately after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the U.S., the UK, and the EU placed major sanctions on Russia to constrict its economy and restrain its war effort. Having been updated

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The shifting demands faced by the NHS

December 5, 2022
Human Rights

Nobody talks of the ageing population in UK, they think it is only applicable in Japan. Nobody contemplates of the workforce in UK is reducing while the population is growing, especially after

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Patronizing The Culprits?

December 5, 2022
Human Rights

Blaming some particular religion, caste or creed and patronizing hatred-based extremism is the worst kind of terrorism. Be it the Judaism, Sikhism, Buddhism, Hinduism or Islam or even Atheism, all philosophies guide

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Macron’s US visit tells Europe’s alienation

December 5, 2022
France/United States

The state visit by French President Emmanuel Macron to the United States stands out as a signpost of the alignments taking place against the backdrop of the historic churning in the world

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India: Chemical Industry in Tamil Nadu at Crossroads

December 3, 2022
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When good investment opportunities in chemical industry exist which are known in a region and which are yet to be exploited, it can be said that the chemical industry in the region

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Sri Lanka: Deconstructing Sinhala Psyche

December 3, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Sarath Weerasekera M.P. has said that I lived 65 years among the Sinhalese but I’m now saying Sinhalese cannot live in the North. He has also said that the Tamils should not

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Twists and Turns of Megatrends and Their Indicators in 2023

December 3, 2022
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You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today ~ Abraham Lincoln We are barely a month away  from 2023 and the world has moved in unprecedented ways in 2022,

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Cuba Goes on a Diplomatic Tour in an Increasingly Multipolar World

December 3, 2022
Cuba

On November 27 morning, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel, walked into a voting station in the Playa neighborhood to vote in Cuba’s municipal elections. He had landed in Havana an hour earlier from an intense tour of

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Dr Jasinghe: China’s Centralized Approach To Controlling Covid-19 Is Successful

December 3, 2022
Health/Interviews

China implemented the most comprehensive mechanism to control Covid-19 compared the most of the Western countries, Dr Anil Jasinghe, a driving force behind the Covid-19 control in Sri Lanka said. He severed

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