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The changing tide of cricket
Cricket, as one popularly terms it, is a way of life. The British established the game in every corner that…
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Human rights in the age of globalisation and democracy
By Dr Renu Agrawal The international protection of human rights has come a long way in the age of globalisation.…
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Dhoni much more than dot balls, fours and sixes
Ever since the chairman of national cricket selectors Mannava Sri Kanth Prasad said a year and a half ago that…
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India’s higher education system needs drastic changes
As the world stands on the brink of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, powered by a wide range of new technology…
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GST has hit the private security industry badly
The implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) has received much appreciation from various industries, but there are sectors…
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India lost a Test series they should have won
After the fourth cricket Test, India are left counting the positives and England walked away with the five-match series 3-1…
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Washington’s waiver: India inches closer to NSG membership
Against the background of intense speculation about US President Donald Trumps growing indifference to India’s security needs and the landmark…
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Congress’ yielding on PM face improves chances for grand coalition
After the hug and the wink, a step back. The Congress’s realisation, albeit belatedly, that Rahul Gandhi still does not…
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India staring down the barrel of a major water crisis
Shimla and Bengaluru are two very disparate cities. One is a quaint hill station that acts as a summer retreat…
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Think of us
“Old is Gold”, is one of the most ancient proverbs that has made its place in millions of hearts. An…
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