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Category: South Asia

The Healing Touch

COVID-19: When Books Become Healing TouchBy Pranab Hazra & Dr Gouri Sankar Nag The COVID-19 pandemic is posing hitherto the toughest challenge for humanity in the 21st Century. Already more […]

Diplomacy & Demagoguery

With the US gearing up for Presidential Polls (to be held in November), Indian External Affairs Minister Dr Subrahmanyam Jaishankar has expressed hope that the relation between the two countries […]

Strategic Relations & Routes!

No one knows whether the Abominable Snowmen are still in existence, but the Dragons have surely started roaming around in the sanctuary. Now, Bhutan can enjoy a strategic and commercial […]

Romanticism & Practicality!

“Beauty is Truth, Truth beauty…” This famous line of John Keats (October 31, 1795 – February 23, 1821) may trigger a fresh debatable issue in the 21st Century, as to […]

A Different Way To Look At…

It has been demanded on both sides of the Atlantic that school students should be taught the history of Coloured Humans in a better manner. The brutal assassination of George […]

He Had The Vision, Too…

A section of the masses in India started celebrating the Birth Centenary of former Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao on June 28, 2020. Unfortunately, many Indians were unaware of […]

A Gateway To Russia?

A mystery stays woven around a heavenly picturesque place… the Calaroos Caves in Kupwara District, Kashmir, India… the common belief is that these caves can take one to Pakistan, even […]

Rights & Abuses

India needs to remember the lesson learnt recently by a grandmother in the Netherlands. The old lady has been reprimanded in a court for posting pictures of her grandchildren on […]

Patriotism?

“I want to raise some questions. Did the Prime Minister know that we were not fully prepared at the border? If the Prime Minister knew, then why didn’t he say […]