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Poetry
The Women – Poetry from Bengal
Women’s are the easiest prey of human vultures, So forget, forget all about them. Women have no cast, no religion,…
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Economy
Tax Bomb: Govt. to impose Rs.430 billion more taxes in next budget
For the coming budget (2022-23), IMF has suggested further increase in electricity, gas tariffs and domestic petroleum prices to enhance…
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News
Dawoodi Bohra Community organizes 3-day sports event for school children
Finals of sports took place on Sunday 6th February 2022 wherein MSB educational institute Haidery won the ultimate ‘Schoolathon Trophy’…
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Agriculture
Project launched for research on Salinity in Sindh
Research will be conducted under Australian govt.-funded project “Adapting to Salinity in the Southern Indus Basin” Salinity has degraded 2.11…
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History
Tilak and Jinnah: A forgotten friendship and symbol of Hindu-Muslim unity in colonial India – Part-I
This association developed at a time when both the Indian National Congress, of which Tilak was a towering leader until…
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Entertainment
Lata Mangeshkar was born in a family of performers
Lata Mangeshkar had been nominated to the Rajya Sabha (Upper House) in 1999 Monitoring Desk Legendary singer and Bharat Ratna…
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Heritage
Bada Bagh, Jaisalmer: The story behind the forlorn cenotaphs of Jaisalmer
Although the name suggests abundant greenery, the sandstone monuments of Bada Bagh make for an unpredictable surprise By Ria Gupta…
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Poetry
Fear – Poetry from Greece, the cradle of Western Civilization
Forever I forbid this word to come out of my mouth… A thought is a thousand actions An action can…
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Blogs
Khuda Hafiz my melody queen….
The classically-trained star rose to fame in India’s booming film industry as a playback singer. Nazarul Islam Legendary singer Lata…
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Blogs
The Civic Character of Indian Nationalism
As a consequence of their idealist culturalism, the cultural nationalists crudely spiritualize secular thought through Hindu exceptionalism. Yanis Iqbal With…
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