Why Delhi Police is going soft on Kashmiris who actually raised anti-India slogans in JNU
From the very beginning, it has been amply clear that the people who raised anti-India slogans at the Jawaharlal Nehru University…
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Sedition Arrests in India Inflame Old Free-Speech Tensions
Over the years, the thousand-acre campus of Jawaharlal Nehru University has seen too many protests by its leftist student body to count,…
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Prabhu’s gamble | Borrowing money to fund dreams
The bleak state of the economy has cast a shadow on the railways as well. Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu's presentation…
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US ELECTION 2016 | The $5 billion Business
The campaign begins virtually the moment the last vote has been cast in the previous Congressional mid-term elections - and even…
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Exodus from Punjab
First, let us mourn the death of 'Sonney di Chidi' (golden bird) that Punjab once was. It was a prosperous…
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JNU Row: When dissent becomes sedition?
What is the issue at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in New Delhi? A radical left-wing student group as vocal and abusive…
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A grave provocation: Chinese missiles to increase tensions in South China Sea
Beijing's reported deployment of surface-to-air missile bound to be introspected as launchers on an island in the South China Sea…
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Keeping God out of Politics
My father's words jumped at me when I read the phrase, "outward professions of faith." He was a mayor as…
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Indian-American Neel Kashkari Calls For Breaking Up Big Banks
WASHINGTON: Noting that the biggest banks continue to pose a significant risk to the US economy, Indian- American top federal…
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UNSC Reforms and India’s Chance
India has unquestionable credentials to seek a place on the global high table: Second largest population, third largest economy in PPP…
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American Hegemony: How long will the balancing act last?
It would be worth watching how America would manage the contradictions between economic multipolarity and military unipolarity in the years…
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Protecting India’s Trade Interests
The Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPP) has been signed in Auckland on February 4 by Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico,…
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After New Hampshire, Sanders in Focus
In what is being hailed as a "victory for outsiders", Bernie Sanders, the underdog in the U.S. Democratic nomination race,…
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Fake US Green Cards submitted to obtain Travel Documents to India
NEW YORK (TIP): Alarmed over the detection of fake US Green Cards submitted to obtain Travel Documents to India, the…
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Give up Beef and save the Planet
There is a big debate about global warming and carbon foot prints in the Group of Twenty (also known as…
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DEFENDING THE DIASPORA
Many people involved in the massive evacuation of Indian expatriates from Kuwait in 1990 are disappointed at the mischaracterization of the…
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Caste matters: Struggle for civil rights
When the creative impulse of a young engineer is stifled and the dreams of transcending the "fatal accident" of his birth…
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Political appointees all – Arunachal case may redefine Governor’s powers
The Supreme Court hearing in the political row in Arunachal Pradesh has thrown up three interesting issues concerning a Governor's role…
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India, Taiwan and China Triangle Opportunity for Strategic Balancing
History, despite Francis Fukuyama's prediction of it having ended, was made on Saturday, January 16th 2016 inthe "Separate Customs Territory of…
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AMID TIGHT SECURITY, INDIAN STATES CELEBRATE REPUBLIC DAY
Vibrant parades and colorful programs highlighting the culture and achievements of states marked Republic Day celebrations across the country, which passed…
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Community Media Must Be at the Center of Government Outreach
Every day, readers like you get their news from publications like this one. You are among the millions of New…
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Preparing for college can be stressful for both parents and students. As the first person in my family to go…
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Awards that divide | Being on the right side of the government
Awards go up in public esteem if given on merit, and decline if extraneous considerations prevail. Of all the Padma…
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INDIA CELEBRATES 67th YEAR as Republic: Showcases Military Might
NEW DELHI (TIP): India's military prowess and achievements in different fields, state-of-the-art defense, diverse cultural and social traditions and the…
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Indian Consulate in New York celebrates 67th Republic Day of India
NEW YORK CITY (TIP): The Consulate General of India in New York, hosted a reception to celebrate the 67th Republic…
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MASTER CARD CEO AJAY BANGA AMONG 4 IN THE US GET A PADMA AWARD
NEW YORK (TIP): Three Indian Americans and a former U.S. ambassador to India were announced Jan. 25 as this year's…
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A government “of, by and for” the people exists in India
Sixty- six years ago, on January 26, 1950, India's Constitution came into force - replacing far away England's Government of…
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Indian Republic’s Progress in 66 Years
As India celebrates its 67th Republic Day, it is important to look at some of the country's achievements and areas for…
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ARCHITECT OF INDIA’S CONSTITUTION DR. BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR
Dr B R Ambedkar, popularly known as Babasaheb Ambedkar, was one of the architects of the Indian Constitution. He was a…
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INDIA CELEBRATES 67TH REPUBLIC DAY
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]India celebrates 67th Republic Day on January 26. One of the three national holidays in India, Republic Day is celebrated with…
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