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Vision Pro: Eye Opener
IMAGINE BEING IN the 1980s when the first personal computers started appearing in India, or
Water As Weapon
WAR, TO THE population of the countries that are participating in it, is often experienced
A Welcome Drawn Match
THE UNEDIFYING SPECTACLE of India’s top wrestlers agitating on the streets and clashing with the
Gitanjali Aiyar (1947-2023): Poise and Perfection
The smart bob, the pearls, the printed silk sarees, and the perfect enunciation. Gitanjali Aiyar
‘India needs to look at water, climate problems closely,’ says Joyeeta Gupta
Amsterdam-based Indian-origin scientist and environmental science professor Joyeeta Gupta has won the Spinoza Prize, which is often
Opposition Meet Postponed
A week before Opposition parties were to meet in Patna on June 12, the anti-BJP
Diasporic Manipuris float forum to finance relief, promote dialogue
Non-resident Meiteis, the largest ethnic group in violence-hit Manipur, have formed an international organisation to
The Choice That Is Not
A NEW MINISTRY OF Education study on the choices students make for higher education tells
Recep Tayyip Erdogan: Anatolian Tiger
MUSTAFA KEMAL’S GHOST is finally being laid to rest in 2023, the centenary of the
Kissinger at 100
POLITICIANS OR FOREIGN policy practitioners, and both roles can reside in the same person, are
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