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New Delhi: Uttarakhand's Ranikhet and Almora remain cut off from the plains - and the former was today forced to ration
  New Delhi: Punjab's former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today declared that he will form a new political party and
Hyderabad: Videos of rampaging activists of YSR Congress attacking the central party office of the opposition Telugu Desam Party at
New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency - India's counter-terrorism force - will take over the probe into the targeted killing
Bengaluru: The Congress in Karnataka has deleted a tweet labelling Prime Minister Narendra Modi as an "angootha-chhaap" or illiterate, also
Washington: A bankruptcy court in New York has dismissed a petition of fugitive of diamond merchant Nirav Modi and his

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Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar Acted Like A Cop, Not A Diplomat At Goa SCO Meet

By Sushil Kutty The toughest foreign minister in the hemisphere, India’s EAM S. Jaishankar cannot suffer fellow foreign ministers who pour scorn on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, call him names and think they can make a clean getaway! And, if the erring foreign minister happens to be Pakistan’s, woe...

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Rise In Unemployment In India Again In April Is A Wake-Up Call

By Dr. Gyan Pathak Rise in unemployment rate in India again in April 2023 should serve as a wake-up call for PM Narendra Modi led ruling establishment, since it shows the upward trend since the beginning of 2023, a year when both the domestic and global economies have been...

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Syrian President Al-Assad Plays A Strong Hand In Diplomatic Poker

By James M Dorsey Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has put restoration of control of all of Syria at the core of efforts to manage multiple Middle Eastern rivalries that often play out in his war-ravaged country. Al-Assad’s demand means different things to different parties. For a group of Arab...

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Public Sector Banks Have Contributed To Economic Growth In Last 53 Years

By C H Venkatachalam In any country, banking sector plays a vital role in shaping up the economy. Especially in poor, underdeveloped and developing countries, banks have a crucial role to play. Our country is no exception. Prior to independence, all our banks were in private hands, some of...

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Present Acute Unemployment Crisis Can Not Be Dealt By Modi’s Neo-Liberal Agenda

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