Like many other Asian countries, India is staring at a severe water crisis in the coming years. Population growth and industrialization, coupled with the effects of climate change, threaten to
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Water Games – 3: India’s self-defeating generosity
India dominates the South Asian landscape, stretching across the Himalayan range from the west to the east. On the other side of the Himalayas in the north lies Tibet –
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Doklam stand-off: China yields, but India can’t afford to relax
On August 28, India’s ministry of external affairs (MEA) and China’s ministry of foreign affairs announced the end of the stand-off between the troops of the two countries at Doka
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In Nirbhaya case, gruesome crime meets grisly ‘justice’ in Supreme Court. Mob celebrates.
When the banner is unfurled, all the reasons go inside the trumpet. — Ukrainian proverb As the Supreme Court of India upheld the death sentence awarded to the four men
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INS Betwa accident: Is the Indian Navy a serious military force?
The toppling of INS Betwa, a Brahmaputra-class guided-missile frigate, puts a huge note of interrogation on the Indian Navy – a force on whose competency rests not only India’s maritime
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