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Indian Industrialists Ambani and Adani Are Sinned Against

October 21, 2022
India

The news that Ambani and Adani have emerged as among the top rich persons in the world have provoked derisive laughter amongst some political and leftist groups in India. The rapid rise

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International Day of the Air Traffic Controller

October 21, 2022
Aviation/Columns

The International Day of the Air Traffic Controller is celebrated on October 20th each year.  This day marks the anniversary of IFATCA (International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers’ Associations), which was founded

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Why is Saudi Arabia Defying the US?

October 21, 2022
Business/Diplomacy

Why is Saudi Arabia suddenly defying the United States, after five decades of a strong alliance? It’s a question I’ve been asked frequently in recent days. Here’s the answer. I describe in

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Sri Lanka: Political Prescription to 22A

October 21, 2022
Columns/Politics

Following article is based on the speech made by the author at the parliament during the second reading of Twenty-Second Amendment to the Constitution Bill It was expected that this Bill would

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Breaking: PM Truss to Abdicate

October 20, 2022
News

Liz Truss has announced that she is resigning as Prime Minister, triggering a fresh Tory leadership contest which will be concluded “within the next week”, a London-based daily newspaper, The Telegraph has

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The wasteland of British politics

October 20, 2022
United Kingdom

When an ugly power play marks the end of the career of a phenomenally successful politician, it presents a painful sight. From all accounts in the British press in the most recent

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India: Agniveer is killing regiment traditions

October 19, 2022
Uncategorized

Gorkha Training Centres, like other training establishments, where recruits are trained have been out of work for more than two years as recruitment was suspended due to COVID though it was possible

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Sri Lanka And The Man Booker Prize 2022

October 19, 2022
Columns

“ By cruel hands the sapling drops, in dust dishonour’d laid; so fell the pride of all my hopes, my age’s future shade”. ~ Robert Burns Denis Nowell Pritt, a British barrister,

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Mossad Web in Malaysia Exposed

October 18, 2022
Defence

A Mossad network in the country, whose runners are believed to be locals, is understood to be headed by a local woman in her mid-30s, a Kuala Lumpur-based daily newspaper, New Straits

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Sea Cucumber: Allegory for Security Threat?

October 18, 2022
Columns/Diplomacy

Barrel-shaped Holothuroidea, commonly known as sea cucumbers are part of a larger animal group called echinoderms, which also contains starfish and sea urchins. All sea cucumbers are ocean dwellers, though some inhabit

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