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Tough times for Narendra Modi’s politics
The situation now is somewhat similar to what it was nearly four decades ago, and fertile for the re-emergence of…
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Banality of Evil in Neo-fascist Times
Neo-fascism is on the rise in many parts of the world, combining the savagery of the market with authoritarian forms…
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The Myth and the Man: Satyajit Ray
Homage to Satiyajit Ray on his birth centenary (May 02, 1921- May 02, 2021) – He was a tall man…
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The agony of wetting the pants….
In the absence of empathy, relationships remain shallow and even our friends remain strangers like those in a crowded bus.…
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The wet eye is beyond all costs and prices
Chholi… A character in opera ‘Doday Jo Moat’ written by Shaikh Ayaz, which reflects the wisdom and inspiration By Noor…
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Living by mythological stories…
Indians can claim to fight at the borders but, in a strange paradox are allowed to die, in the tens…
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Observations of an Expat: India Imagined
The confusion and polarization means more political rallies, more Hindu festivals, less transparency, more lies, more corruption, more division and…
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Only the little, belittle others…
The tendency to point out flaws is a universal one and we feel self-righteous indulging in it. According to a…
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Sindh and the Politics of Transfer & Posting
Historically, the transfer and posting of administrative and police officers has remained the first choice for powerful people to keep…
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Analytical Report: India’s Armageddon
Today, New Delhi has resembled the New Armageddon, where Ambulance sirens blare through the night – a constant reminder of…
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