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Diplomatic Diary
Japan Partnership Flourishes in Northeast: A Vision for a Dynamic Indo-Pacific
Eight states of India comprise the Northeast India region which shares its border with countries like Myanmar, Bhutan, and Bangladesh. It is predomina
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Lifestyle
Decoding the modern path towards spirituality: Why some atheists are closer to God than many perceived ‘Godmen?’
Every devotional channel we watched as a family early in the morning featured men with greying beards holding an open book and reciting religious verses.
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India News
23 Jawans have gone missing in the Sikkim Flash Floods: How scientists had long predicted the catastrophe more than a decade ago!
On October 4th, Sikkim, one of the most beautiful states of India enveloped by the mighty Himalayas, got deluged by a cataclysmic cloud burst. The calamity has
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Press Releases
Edi Matsumoto earned the title of being a remarkable global leader
Premier luxury, lifestyle and business magazine Passion Vista celebrates the glorious and illustrious careers of eminent personalities from all over the globe.
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India News
Youngster revives Kashmiri heritage by building mud houses
The visually pleasing cottages constructed from locally produced raw materials have become a tourist destination for both locals as well as visitors
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Press Releases
Unified Brainz was highly elated to bestow Adelina Stefan on the virtual event
My goal is to forge a better workplace and to create a coaching culture where individuals feel emotionally and psychologically safe, empowered to deliver excell
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World News
Less snow, more greenery: What ails the Alps?
The Alps mountain range known for its snow-capped peaks is dressing up with vegetation; and that is not good news
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Travel
Things to Consider While Traveling to Nepal
There may be only a few people in the world who would want to make it to Nepal's Everest Base Camp in their lifetime. Thus, if you are one of them, here are the
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India News
Naxalites or Maoists – Robin Hoods or Extortionists?
The writer had the opportunity to work in the Nineties in the Naxalite infested belt of Ambikapur and many times during sales tours with his team sighted the Ma
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Opinion
Geopolitics, lawlessness & security challenges affecting Indo-Myanmar border – Part III
Local communities on both sides of the Indo-Myanmar border are socially and culturally connected and confront challenges due to the border's presence.
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Opinion
Geopolitics, lawlessness & security challenges affecting Indo-Myanmar border – Part II
In the present times, India-Myanmar share a large land and maritime boundary. The existing common frontiers were demarcated through two bilateral agreements.
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India News
Tamil film Karnan: Why you shouldn’t miss the flick
Karnan is based on true incidents that happened in Podiyankulam village in southern Tamil Nadu.
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Opinion
Gurez – Heaven Wrapped in Concertina
Gurez is heaven within a heaven but one cannot ignore the overarching presence of the armed forces and the concertina wires Located about 130 kilometres from Sr
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DilPaziir
Saffron — The production of the world’s most precious spices is declining
A kilogram of saffron requires the stigmas of about 150,000 flowers and can easily sell for more than one lakh rupees. Pulwama, J&K, 5 September 2021 — Plac
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India News
Illegal sand mining in Jabalpur wreaking destruction on the banks of the Narmada with Tacit Government support
If the illegal sand mining and loot is not stopped, it is possible that Narmada may one day become extinct, just like the legendary Saraswati river in Rajasthan
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World News
Amrullah Saleh says ‘Afghanistan is too big for Pakistan to swallow, too big for Taliban to govern’
Afghanistan is once again in chaos. On Thursday, Afghanistan Vice President Amruallah Saleh, who has recently declared himself the caretaker President after the
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India News
Cong leader Virbhadra Singh passed away due to post-COVID complications
Virbhadra Singh is a nine-time MLA and five-time member of Parliament, served as Himachal Pradesh’s Chief Minister for six terms President Ram Nath Kovind
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Opinion
Have India’s Relationships with Its Neighbours Been Degrading?
A strong Foreign policy has been something that the Narendra Modi led government has been consistently bragging about since coming to power in 2014 Replying to
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DilPaziir
Tulip Garden opens in Srinagar after PM Modi calls it J&K’s ‘Special Day’
The tulip garden, formerly known as Siraj Bagh, was inaugurated in 2008 by then chief minister Ghulam Nabi Azad. Asia’s largest Tulip garden, the Indira G
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Lifestyle
Scientist suggests Hawaii best place on the planet to experience rainbows
Rainbows are some of the most spectacular optical phenomena in the natural world and Hawai’i has an abundance of them An atmospheric scientist from the Un
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