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It may intrigue many of us to know what a tiny island country in the North Atlantic, Iceland, has gone ahead and done. The Alpingi (Parliament) of Iceland had voted 60-3 in favor of a statute recently. And it is interesting to note what that...

Core trouble

The outbreak of ‘novel coronavirus’ infection in Wuhan of China, which has now spread to several countries worldwide, has raised much concern. In China, the viral infection has claimed at least 86 lives and more than 400 people are critically ill from it. The other...

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A divided society

As of Saturday, January 25, the number of 24X7 protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Register of Citizens crossed more than 50. There are Indians gathered together in Ahmedabad, Aligarh, Allahabad, Aurangabad, Bangalore, Bareilly, Bhagalpur, Bhopal, Cochin, Darbhanga, Deoband, Dewas, Gaya, Gopalganj-Siwan,...

CRPF’s new boss

The appointment of 1984-batch IPS officer AP Maheshwari as the new Director-General of the CRPF came as a surprise to some observers. Maheshwari took over from ITBP Director General SS Deswal who was holding additional charge of CRPF after the superannuation of its previous DG...

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman (Photo: PTI)

Long wish list

As one gets closer to the day of the Union Budget, one’s expectations from it are soaring. In all likelihood, next week’s Budget will have some big-bang announcements. The government may try to bring in a lot of structural changes to turbo-charge the economy. Rebooting...

Violent play

Children use role-play to deal with complicated situations and to understand them better. Young children act out real or imagined situations, not just as themselves, but also as other people or characters such as friends, family members, characters in story books or superheroes; in doing...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi at ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’

CHARCHA AT WRONG TIME

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is known to have had his own style of connecting with the masses. If anything, he excels at that, while his own strengths in governance are a matter of serious debate. His latest happened two days ago, Monday, when he held...

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All-seeing State

According to a recent judgement of the Supreme Court of India, we the citizens are entitled to enjoy privacy as a fundamental right. But the biggest violator of this right, apparently, is the State itself. In a world where our smartphones are snooping on us...

BJP leader Jagat Prakash Nadda (File photo)

New head for BJP

The ruling BJP is formally changing its head. While a nomination process will be gone through Monday, how it will end is a foregone conclusion. JP Nadda, functioning as working president for the past few months under the tutelage of the party chief, is all...

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Bullying citizens

I am 50 years old and I have not seen a mass movement and agitation like the one against the Citizenship Amendment Act, the National Register of Citizens and the National Population Register. It is very different from anything that we have ever seen. I...

 

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