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Restive neighbourhood
As tension and friction between Iran and Pakistan escalate, it could be a major headache for India It smells like a war is brewing in the neighbourhood. This time, Iran and Pakistan are trying to work out their differences with missiles. Iran used missiles and drones for its strike near Koh-e-Sabz...
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Bloody Exchange
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Political chess
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Steeplechase
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Abandonment
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Vivid contours
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A long, winding road
13 January 2024 | Pioneer -
India dreams big
12 January 2024 | Pioneer
All at sea
With the Opposition gunning for President Muizzu, the Maldives is going through a precarious phase The Maldives, an idyllic archipelago in the Indian Ocean, currently finds itself in troubled waters. Among the top choices for Indian tourists because of its pristine beaches, vibrant coral reefs and laidback ambience, the island nation...
Double whammy
As fog, severe cold and rising COVID cases together put Delhi-NCR at risk, it is time to be cautious As winter's icy hand is felt across north India, residents of Delhi-NCR face a double threat — severe cold conditions and a resurgence in COVID-19 cases, including its variant JN.1. The convergence...
Facile victory
Sheikh Hasina wins fourth term as Bangladesh PM, Opposition gives poll a miss The just-concluded election in neighbouring Bangladesh, notable for yet another boycott by the Opposition, saw the Awami League emerging victorious and Sheikh Hasina securing a landmark fourth term as the Prime Minister. The poll, however, remains embroiled in...
Toast of the world
S Jaishankar's view that a fresh vision has led to India’s recognition worldwide has substance to it From the echoes of ancient wisdom to the symphony of modern aspirations, India stands tall, a testament to the spirit that transforms challenges into opportunities. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar recently highlighted this sentiment....
Divided they stand
INDIA bloc fissures widen; can it fight the Lok Sabha elections together as an entity? The INDIA bloc, considered a strong alliance to take on the BJP when it took shape, is now bogged down by serious internal problems. Cracks within are widening each passing day, with the Congress acting like...
Restive region
Bloodshed and unrest in West Asia are not a good omen for world peace The worst fears about the war spilling over in West Asia are coming true. The region is always simmering, marked by conflicts, regional power struggles and religion-related intricacies. The politically unstable land is now a virtual warzone...
The bill pill
New guidelines for ICU admissions aim to curb inflated bills and ensure ethical treatment In welcome relief to millions of people who get duped by unscrupulous hospitals, the Government has finally woken up to certain malpractices and issued guidelines for ICU admissions. It is common knowledge that many private hospitals overcharge...
