Iraq crisis: Lessons for India
It’s just been a month and Narendra Modi led NDA government is already confronting impediments on almost all crucial fronts. With the 80 per cent India facing monsoon deficit, terrains …
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China’s Maritime Silk Route: Implications for India
In recent days, China’s proposal for a Maritime Silk Route (MSR) has been a subject of speculation and debate. Beijing’s plan for a maritime infrastructure corridor in the broader Indo-Pacific …
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India, Brazil aim high, ink 3 pacts
BRASILIA: India and Brazil, the powerhouse of Latin America, have galvanised their relations by signing three pacts and resolved to fructify the growing potential of their partnership in diverse areas, including …
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John Steinbeck: Six tips on Writing
John Steinbeck — Pulitzer Prize winner, Nobel laureate, love guru — with six tips on writing, culled from his altogether excellent interview it the Fall 1975 issue of The Paris Review. Abandon the idea …
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Is there anything in domain name?
Would it confuse you to go on a website called www.young.indiansonly to find out it belonged to the Reliance group and was not a Government of India website? Would it …
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FORTALEZA: The sixth BRICS summit opened in the Brazilian seaside resort July 15, with India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiling a host of suggestions to invest the grouping of emerging …
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BRICS should create new global management system: Putin
Calling for an end to the era of single ‘pole’ based global management, Russian President Vladimir Putin has called upon the BRICS countries to step up its role to a …
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BRICS to uphold interests of developing countries: Xi Jinping
FORTALEZA: Confident about China’s growing role in global politics, China’s President Xi Jinping says China will push for the rights of the developing world, and urged other BRICS countries to …
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A writer’s voice
To my writing classes I used later to open by saying that anybody who could talk could also write. Having cheered them up with this easy-to-grasp ladder, I then replaced …
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Drawing lines in the water
An international tribunal’s award last week on the maritime territorial dispute between India and Bangladesh and its acceptance by Delhi and Dhaka should set the stage for substantive regional maritime …
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