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Roots of Indian rage
It is in this general backdrop that two major ideologies slowly came to take centre stage in India.
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Why Awami League banned again
The ban on Awami League will have three major ramifications
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The border bully
Social media added fuel to the fire.
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The two ladders
A ladder many of us climb through sheer luck and good fortune
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Indus river crisis: a call to action for Pakistan
Rpidly growing population, rampant pollution is intensifying climate change by pushing Indus system towards crisis
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Amid rivalry with India, it's time to focus on geo-economics
Pakistan and India are both members of regional organisations such as SCO and SAARC
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What an incentivised or a punished Iran means for ME
A war in the Middle East would be bad news for the Chinese economy.
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The nation created by Jinnah
No external power can now diminish the worth and mettle of its people.
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What's next for South Asia?
India alone has 140 million people living in the extreme poverty.
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Rethinking the Kashmir dispute post-Pahalgam
Maybe it is time to revisit the four-point formula put forth during the Musharraf era
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Unlocking student potential through rewarding internships
The core issue is simple: Pakistan lacks national laws to protect interns.
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The politics behind Indo-Pak war
A fulsome economy alone cannot pass for greatness
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Ben Affleck, Islamophobia and global stakes of speaking up
When someone like Affleck uses his platform to push back against lazy stereotypes
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India, Pakistan — redefining deterrence
There seems to be less realisation of this new 'escalation normal' between the belligerents.
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India's foreign policy — optics, opportunism and scapegoating
For a government that has long prided itself on projecting India as a global thought leader
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War by water
The Persians, unable to pronounce 'Sindhu', called it 'Hindu'. The Greeks turned that into 'Indos'.
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The Bin Laden manhunt on Netflix
No remorse is felt for the loss of innocent lives
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Danger of decontextualising terrorism
October 7, 2023 is now etched in global consciousness as day Hamas launched brutal and unprecedented attack on Israel.
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A republic sans public, and a media sans ethics
As if a scene from the medieval era, TV screens in India are showing demolition of houses of Indian Muslims.
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Lighting the path to energy equity
The global energy scenario is transforming. Clean energy is no longer an experimental field.
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Sindoor, sexism and symbolism
The equality stance often turns out to be nothing more than a rehearsed political script.
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Modi's two-front war
Pakistan must approach the World Bank and the International Court of Justice to expose New Delhi's violation of IWT
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The Butcher and the Ballot
No investigation, no verification, only accusation, then escalation.
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The burden of generations
Very few speeches are genuinely good, some are bizarre and cringy, and most are predictable.
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Rise and fall of Pakistan's agriculture
Maize output shrank by 15%, while rice production slipped as well.
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Why America is losing ground
Denied the opportunity to stay and work in the United States, many returned to their home countries
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Teaching expression to young learners
Story-telling and paragraph writing in a native or national language removes the barriers to entry
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India's Kargil moment
They were under the illusion that India, fearing nuclear escalation, would not retaliate.
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India's new normal and Pakistan's challenges
Modi's tweet a few hours after his speech clearly conveyed a sense of indignation, if not humiliation.
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New normals
Two decades of the war on terror have desensitised average Pakistanis to explosions and violent death.
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India's covert war on Pakistan's existence
India's persistent provocations are a ticking time bomb.
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Bursting India's deluded bubble
India clearly outnumbered Pakistan on paper but Pakistan armed forces on land, sea and air outclassed them