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This isn't merely a technical dispute over hydro projects.

The 16-hour skirmish diminished India's role as a counterbalance to China

The professionalism and precision of the PAF silenced the aggressive posturing of the Indian military

Freedom inside the minds of the American kids is to read Tom Clancy and watch Breaking Bad.

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It is in this general backdrop that two major ideologies slowly came to take centre stage in India.

The ban on Awami League will have three major ramifications

Social media added fuel to the fire.

A ladder many of us climb through sheer luck and good fortune

Rpidly growing population, rampant pollution is intensifying climate change by pushing Indus system towards crisis

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Pakistan and India are both members of regional organisations such as SCO and SAARC

A war in the Middle East would be bad news for the Chinese economy.

No external power can now diminish the worth and mettle of its people.

India alone has 140 million people living in the extreme poverty.

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Maybe it is time to revisit the four-point formula put forth during the Musharraf era

The core issue is simple: Pakistan lacks national laws to protect interns.

A fulsome economy alone cannot pass for greatness

When someone like Affleck uses his platform to push back against lazy stereotypes

There seems to be less realisation of this new 'escalation normal' between the belligerents.

For a government that has long prided itself on projecting India as a global thought leader

The Persians, unable to pronounce 'Sindhu', called it 'Hindu'. The Greeks turned that into 'Indos'.

No remorse is felt for the loss of innocent lives

October 7, 2023 is now etched in global consciousness as day Hamas launched brutal and unprecedented attack on Israel.

As if a scene from the medieval era, TV screens in India are showing demolition of houses of Indian Muslims.

The global energy scenario is transforming. Clean energy is no longer an experimental field.

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The equality stance often turns out to be nothing more than a rehearsed political script.

Pakistan must approach the World Bank and the International Court of Justice to expose New Delhi's violation of IWT

No investigation, no verification, only accusation, then escalation.

Very few speeches are genuinely good, some are bizarre and cringy, and most are predictable.

Maize output shrank by 15%, while rice production slipped as well.

Denied the opportunity to stay and work in the United States, many returned to their home countries

Story-telling and paragraph writing in a native or national language removes the barriers to entry

They were under the illusion that India, fearing nuclear escalation, would not retaliate.

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