Mark Twain on do’s and don’ts of writing
Mark Twain shaped the American literature in its formative years. He created a language style of his own, peppered with humor, sarcasm and social criticism. Some of his best known …
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India’s pitch for NSG membership
India has been seeking full-membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) along with three other export-control regimes, namely the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), the Australian and the Wassenaar Groups. …
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India reminds world of red lines on Afghan Taliban
Amid continuing uncertainty about Afghanistan’s political future, India has sent a strong message that its support for a politically legitimate government in Afghanistan is unwavering and underlined that New Delhi …
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India to press China to address trade imbalance
India and China, Asia’s second and third largest economies, are poised to deepen their economic partnership, but New Delhi will like Beijing to address the issue of ballooning trade deficit …
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US diplomat bullish on economic ties with India
Ahead of India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s maiden trip to Washington in September, the US has conjured up a robust picture of economic partnership with India and hoped to scale …
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US blames LeT for Herat attack
In a move that vindicates India’s concerns over the insidious influence of trans-national terror networks, the United States State Department has designated Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD), the suspected mastermind of 26/11 Mumbai …
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Palestine Unity can help the peace process
The 23 April 2014 reconciliation agreement between Hamas and the PLO has provoked sharp initial negative reactions in Israel. But much will depend on how the agreement is implemented, the …
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World Cup magic: Football cheers drown protesters’ cries
The carnival of celebrations has drowned the din of protest that threatened to ruin the world’s biggest party in Brazil. While sporadic protest continue, the world’s attention has rapidly shifted …
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33% reservation in Indian Police Force: Women set to play tough cops
It is time now for women to play tough cops in India. With the Modi government sending out advisories to Union Territories (UTs), asking them to ensure 33% reservation for …
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Climate-smart development can generate up to $2.6 trillion: World Bank
Amid mounting concerns about the negative impact of climate change on economic stability, researchers at the World Bank are optimistic that climate-smart development can increase global output by $1.8-2.6 trillion. …
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