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India: Reviving Congress

October 2, 2022
Uncategorized

What a week where the Congress party has all but made a laughing stock of itself. Ashok Gehlot has landed himself in serious trouble. He is 71. A comeback is unlikely. He

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Crisis in Sri Lanka: The Root Cause

October 2, 2022
Culture

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in her report on Sri Lanka recognized that for Sri Lanka “the promotion of human rights and the prevention and fight against corruption are

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A Case for “Soft Demonetisation” Now in India

October 2, 2022
Business

Prime Minister Modi launched massive demonetization measures in 2016, which was praised by the pledged admirers of Modi and criticized by the sworn critics of Modi. In any case, after a few

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Sri Lankan Airlines Official Twitter Account Hacked – Seems like nobody wants to fix it

October 1, 2022
Business

One of the major AirLines in Sri Lanka well known as “Sri Lankan Airlines” – its official Twitter account has been hacked by a cryptocurrency organization. Currently, AirLine’s official verified account is

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Tech Billionaires Are Actually Dumber Than You Think

October 1, 2022
Columns

In mid-September, for just a few days, Indian industrialist Gautam Adani entered the ranks of the top three richest people on earth as per Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index. It was the first time

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Myanmar Military Junta: Sinking Within

October 1, 2022
Myanmar

The piercing sound of air raids, mortar shelling, and gunfire on our southern border not only violates our territorial integrity and sovereignty but also presents a gloomy image of an uncertain future

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Pentagon to create “Ukraine command”

September 30, 2022
United States

This is a serious development. As I have said over and over, the Kremlin’s go-slow limited military operation is a fatal mistake resulting in a wider war. An operation that should have

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Islam Respects Womanhood – Let It Remain So

September 30, 2022
Columns/Culture

Woman as mother commands great respect in Islam. The Holy Quran speaks of the rights of the mother in a number of verses. It enjoins Muslims to show respect to their mothers

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Sharodia Durga Puja

September 30, 2022
Culture

Durga puja is an important festival in the Shaktism tradition of Hinduism. As per Hindu scriptures, the festival marks the victory of goddess Durga in her battle against the shape-shifting asura, Mahishasura.

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Bad Spy, Bad – An American Narrative

September 30, 2022
Defence

Karel Koecher was a horrible choice to become an intelligence officer for any self-respecting spy service. Born in 1934, he grew up in Czechoslovakia and was always in some kind of minor

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