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Hitting where it hurts

Major Priyadarshi Chowdhury China known historically as the middle kingdom is an ancient land like India. A cradle of civilization that gave the world the wisdom of Confucius and Lao Tzu, China historically was a peace-loving, inward-looking country ruled by dynasties with thriving trade relations...

TOLL OF A TUMOUR

Ashutosh Das Sharma He was a man in his forties. When he noticed that the ulcer in his mouth won’t heal, even after several weeks of existence, he knew it wasn’t ‘just another ulcer’. Visit to oncology clinics, numerous tests, biopsy, expensive scans, and equal...

DEFICIT IN OPTIMISM

T Jacob John and Jagdish Rattanani Compiling data and communicating it in a transparent manner to the public are an important part of the government’s response to a pandemic, apart from refining the tactics as the disease evolves and spreads. This however is an area...

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Bollywood – and idea of guarded kingdom

Santosh K Patra Earlier this month, popular actor without any B-Town blood Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead in his apartment. He was 34; an excellent student, an astrophysics enthusiast, a philosopher at core, a dance freak, social service-minded and philanthropist. He was just out...

STORM IN THE WAITING

Saeed Naqvi Globalisation may not have been part of the discourse 45 years ago when Indira Gandhi shelved Civil Liberties after declaring the Emergency, but it is not possible to sketch that bleak episode on a wide enough canvas without touching such disparate points on...

Premiumisation: Key play for India

Taponeel Mukherjee As the Indian consumer market recovers from the coronavirus-induced lockdown and the ailing economy gradually heads back to normalcy, the spate of deal-making in the telecom sector has firmly brought the focus on the Indian consumer markets and the potential the consumer market...

Kim goes back on script

Kent Harrington Like the leading character in a long-running television series, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has kicked off the latest crisis on the Korean Peninsula with familiar theatrics. After cutting off all communications with South Korea, the Kim regime bombed the building in which...

WAKE UP INDIA

Bharat Jhunjhunwala Delhi-based Observer Research Foundation has said that today China is leading the world in a number of technologies such as in genetics, hypersonics (faster than sound), 5G Internet and facial recognition through Artificial Intelligence. In coming times, the technologies of 5G, Artificial Intelligence,...

THE GREAT DEBT CLEAN-UP

Daron Acemoglu With more than$7.5 trillion owed to external creditors, emerging economies' debt-service costs are becoming increasingly onerous just when they need as much fiscal space as possible to confront the Covid-19 crisis. While there is a strong case for cancelling much of this debt,...

HIT WHERE IT HURTS

Ashok Mahapatra In cooperation with other QUAD members, expand its membership to include countries whose territory is being claimed by China and form our own Garland of Coalition. Ever since the 1972 meeting between Mao Zedong and Richard Nixon, the world has accepted a One...

 

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