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DOING CHINA’S BIDDING

Dr. DK Giri The ongoing India-Nepal border tensions have caught national as also international attention. Indian diplomats and commentators have not yet brought up the coincidence of timing of China’s incursion into Ladakh, and Nepal bringing up a new map to show parts of territory under...

POLICING THE POOR

Jeffrey Sommers African American George Floyd's death at the hands – and under the knee – of the Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has triggered a wave of peaceful protests and violent rioting in most major cities across the United States. Caught on video for...

Walkathon and the train of emotions

Jyotirupa Satpathy Mind runs into a storm, heart thunders and a rain of tears ooze out of our eyes while we see or read about the painstaking tales of distressed multitudes across the country, caught between the Covid and the lockdown. Sights and tales of...

POOR MADE POORER

Shivaji Sarkar The long march of crores of migrant workers might have become a political issue, but there is nothing new to this in the Indian context, except that Covid-19 has brought to the fore a crisis that’s simmering for long. The erstwhile Planning Commission...

CHINA THEN, CHINA NOW

Vappala Balachandran It is disappointing to find Indian websites not easily yielding the text of the epoch-making 1993 “Agreement on the Maintenance of Peace and Tranquility along the Line of Actual Control in the India-China Border Areas”. Consequently, one has to search external sites like...

Trial for Covid vaccine is long haul

Bhubanananda Sahu The world is faced with a grim situation due to spread of the corona virus pandemic. As many as 213 nations are under the virus’ grip and deaths are one too many. A vaccine is what can change the present scenario for the...

Too late, too little for migrant labour

Anil Singh With the Supreme Court passing a detailed interim order May 28 about the transportation of migrant labourers, a ray of hope has dawned for the safe arrival of these migrants to their respective destinations. However, much also depends as to what extent the...

GAME OF BUYING TIME

Saeed Naqvi When the US signed the peace agreement with Afghan Taliban in Doha on February 29, mutual recriminations were obviously brushed under the carpet, but some of these must be remembered for historical record.Taliban were defeated in December, 2001 by a coalition led by...

Dugongs’ plight in sea-grass meadows

Swarna Prava Mohapatra Climate change is having disastrous impacts on our ecosystem. Various remedial actions are undertaken across the world, like widespread planting of mangroves, which act as bio-guards along the coastal region. The need to protect the marine ecosystem is also important, and this...

 

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