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What UPSC examinations demand from the aspirants

By Benjamin Lyngdoh Meghalaya’s reaction to the poor showing in UPSC examinations is mostly emotional with no substantive thinking....
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Bob’s Banter

By Robert Clements Karnataka Rapes and Bold Women..! This is not about one woman shouting ‘rape’ but hundreds coming out...
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Far from Chaar Sau Paar

By H. Srikanth Prior to the first phase of the polls, most people, including those who were critical of...
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Sharp pro-poor agenda of Congress signals big change

By Jagdish Rattanani As the long-winded election campaign plods on, a lot has already changed on the Indian political...
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King’s Indian defence leaves Queen’s gambit reeling

Smriti Irani loses vvip tag with Rahul’s Raebareli move By Sushil Kutty Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s move to shift battleground...
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Water: Common Good vs Individual Interest

By HH Mohrmen The Shillong Times, May 3rd edition, should be a wake-up call for the current government and...
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This election is turning

By Lekha Rattanani There is little doubt in the minds of many today that this election is turning. It...
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When the Rivers Run Dry

By PS Nongbri In general terms, ‘Environment’ means - the land we live on, the air we breathe, the...
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Imprisoned by tradition, silenced by bullies

By Patricia Mukhim An important and non-negotiable aspect that defines tribals or indigenous people as we would like to...
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May 3, 2023 : Day of Separation

The saga of unfettered violence By Dr. Jangkhohao Hangshing May 3rd, 2023, stands out as a deeply harrowing and unforgettable...
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Who was first? Does it matter?

By Bhogtoram Mawroh For me, the genesis of this whole debate about the foreign origin of Hinduism came about...
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Justice for all

By Arun Maira The Supreme Court is raising fundamental questions about the rule of law in a democracy. In...
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