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Opinion: Telangana's Land Reform A Disaster For The Dispossessed
Land reforms are intended to improve the situation of the poor, but in Telangana, this has not been the case with the government's digital land records updating programme, known as the Dharani portal.
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Professor Neelima Singh Appointed Vice-Chancellor Of University Of Kota
Professor Singh has been appointed for a period of three years from the date of assuming office or till she attains the age of 70, whichever is earlier.
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Content Of News, TV Debate "Highly Toxic, Polarised, Filled With Innuendos": Supreme Court Told
The Supreme Court was on Tuesday told by the wife of a Congress spokesperson and a widow of the party leader that the content of "news coverage" and "TV debate" in recent times has been "highly toxic, polarised and filled with innuendos".
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Opinion: 5 Lessons For Politicians From Farmer Anger In These Elections
After the 2018 assembly election, perhapspolitical parties can muster up the commitment required to address these issues. After all, the rural voter is watching.
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Opinion: No Indian Leader Able To Save The Girl, Beyond The Slogan
The government should be wary about relying too much on packaging instead of meaningful action; the pink populism is no guarantee against getting a pink slip by the women voters.
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Opinion: Telangana's Land Reform A Disaster For The Dispossessed
Land reforms are intended to improve the situation of the poor, but in Telangana, this has not been the case with the government's digital land records updating programme, known as the Dharani portal.
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Professor Neelima Singh Appointed Vice-Chancellor Of University Of Kota
Professor Singh has been appointed for a period of three years from the date of assuming office or till she attains the age of 70, whichever is earlier.
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Content Of News, TV Debate "Highly Toxic, Polarised, Filled With Innuendos": Supreme Court Told
The Supreme Court was on Tuesday told by the wife of a Congress spokesperson and a widow of the party leader that the content of "news coverage" and "TV debate" in recent times has been "highly toxic, polarised and filled with innuendos".
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Opinion: 5 Lessons For Politicians From Farmer Anger In These Elections
After the 2018 assembly election, perhapspolitical parties can muster up the commitment required to address these issues. After all, the rural voter is watching.
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Opinion: No Indian Leader Able To Save The Girl, Beyond The Slogan
The government should be wary about relying too much on packaging instead of meaningful action; the pink populism is no guarantee against getting a pink slip by the women voters.
