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Blog | Love, Hyperindividualism, And Why You Can Never Seem To Find 'The One'
I wonder if the frequent conflation of compromise and settling with weakness or loss is creating a generation of emotionally stunted, endlessly seeking and isolated people.
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Opinion | Has Mayawati Given Up Completely?
Once a formidable figure in Uttar Pradeshs politics, Mayawati, today struggling to remain relevant, has accelerated the existential crisis facing her Bahujan Samaj Party.
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Opinion | New Parliament Session, Same Old Habits
The essence of Parliament lies in its ability to legislate effectively. Yet, the 18th Lok Sabha has set a dubious record.
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Opinion | Let 'Thermodynamics' Teach You Something About AI
In thermodynamics, entropy represents an inexorable march toward disorder. Left to its own devices, an isolated system inevitably slides toward maximum disorder. This fundamental principle may offer us a lens through which to view our AI challenges.
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Opinion | Modi, Maha Kumbh, And The Magic Of 'Mobilisation'
As Prime Minister, Modi revolutionised public engagement, reshaping how leaders interacted with citizens and executed government processes
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Opinion | Why Is Pakistan Cricket In Ruins? Because It Is Its Own Worst Enemy
Internal politics, overt government interference, constant chopping and changing of administration seem to have punctured multiple holes in the vessel that once was Pakistan cricket.
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Opinion | Why Nepal Student's Death In Odisha Should Be A Wake-Up Call
The turmoil nearly turned into a crisis as Nepal's Prime Minister, K.P. Sharma Oli, posted a statement on Facebook about students from Nepal being "forcibly evicted" from their hostels.
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Opinion | On Imtiaz Ali's 20 Years, A Tribute To His OG 'Rockstar', Aarti Bajaj
With his longtime, glorious editor Aarti Bajaj, Ali doesn't just set the tone. The duo stretches the form, dragging you into the mess and ache of being alive. Yet, beneath that mastery, there's a sense that they, too, are caught.
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Opinion | Is China Driving Trump Towards Putin?
Trump is keen to pull Russia from Xi Jinping's lap, just as Nixon had delinked China from the Soviet Union in the 1970s'.
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Opinion | Is The World Growing Tired Of Zelensky?
Clearly, and unsurprisingly, the Ukrainian president was playing to the gallery in the Oval Office. But does that work anymore? Or are people growing exasperated with a comedian who brought the world dangerously close to World War III?
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Opinion | The Fresher's Key To A Recruiter's Heart
Over the years, I have had the chance to observe hundreds of students. The pattern is clear. Those who are truthful and adaptable succeed far more often than those who enter interviews with a sense of entitlement, riding on the back of their grades
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Top Court Allows Ranveer Allahbadia To Resume Show, Asks Centre A Question
"Seek Opinion On Regulating Online Content": Top Court To Centre Amid Ranveer Allahbadia Row
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Opinion | Ukraine Summits In US & London: Putting Paste Back Into Tube
Six weeks into Trump 2.0, the opening overture of the White House's high-adrenaline campaign to reconfigure the eight-decade global as well as domestic architecture has generated more heat than light.
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Zelensky Fires Back At US Senator Who Asked Him To Resign, He Responds
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a sharp retort to US Senator Lindsey Graham's suggestion that he should step down, telling the South Carolina Republican that if he wanted his opinion to matter, he could move to Ukraine.
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Opinion | Trump-Zelensky Face-Off: Boys, Uninterrupted
What the world saw at the Oval Office was a performance that suited everyone involved. Or so they thought.
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Blog | Love, Hyperindividualism, And Why You Can Never Seem To Find 'The One'
I wonder if the frequent conflation of compromise and settling with weakness or loss is creating a generation of emotionally stunted, endlessly seeking and isolated people.
-
Opinion | Has Mayawati Given Up Completely?
Once a formidable figure in Uttar Pradeshs politics, Mayawati, today struggling to remain relevant, has accelerated the existential crisis facing her Bahujan Samaj Party.
-
Opinion | New Parliament Session, Same Old Habits
The essence of Parliament lies in its ability to legislate effectively. Yet, the 18th Lok Sabha has set a dubious record.
-
Opinion | Let 'Thermodynamics' Teach You Something About AI
In thermodynamics, entropy represents an inexorable march toward disorder. Left to its own devices, an isolated system inevitably slides toward maximum disorder. This fundamental principle may offer us a lens through which to view our AI challenges.
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Opinion | Modi, Maha Kumbh, And The Magic Of 'Mobilisation'
As Prime Minister, Modi revolutionised public engagement, reshaping how leaders interacted with citizens and executed government processes
-
Opinion | Why Is Pakistan Cricket In Ruins? Because It Is Its Own Worst Enemy
Internal politics, overt government interference, constant chopping and changing of administration seem to have punctured multiple holes in the vessel that once was Pakistan cricket.
-
Opinion | Why Nepal Student's Death In Odisha Should Be A Wake-Up Call
The turmoil nearly turned into a crisis as Nepal's Prime Minister, K.P. Sharma Oli, posted a statement on Facebook about students from Nepal being "forcibly evicted" from their hostels.
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Opinion | On Imtiaz Ali's 20 Years, A Tribute To His OG 'Rockstar', Aarti Bajaj
With his longtime, glorious editor Aarti Bajaj, Ali doesn't just set the tone. The duo stretches the form, dragging you into the mess and ache of being alive. Yet, beneath that mastery, there's a sense that they, too, are caught.
-
Opinion | Is China Driving Trump Towards Putin?
Trump is keen to pull Russia from Xi Jinping's lap, just as Nixon had delinked China from the Soviet Union in the 1970s'.
-
Opinion | Is The World Growing Tired Of Zelensky?
Clearly, and unsurprisingly, the Ukrainian president was playing to the gallery in the Oval Office. But does that work anymore? Or are people growing exasperated with a comedian who brought the world dangerously close to World War III?
-
Opinion | The Fresher's Key To A Recruiter's Heart
Over the years, I have had the chance to observe hundreds of students. The pattern is clear. Those who are truthful and adaptable succeed far more often than those who enter interviews with a sense of entitlement, riding on the back of their grades
-
Top Court Allows Ranveer Allahbadia To Resume Show, Asks Centre A Question
"Seek Opinion On Regulating Online Content": Top Court To Centre Amid Ranveer Allahbadia Row
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Opinion | Ukraine Summits In US & London: Putting Paste Back Into Tube
Six weeks into Trump 2.0, the opening overture of the White House's high-adrenaline campaign to reconfigure the eight-decade global as well as domestic architecture has generated more heat than light.
-
Zelensky Fires Back At US Senator Who Asked Him To Resign, He Responds
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a sharp retort to US Senator Lindsey Graham's suggestion that he should step down, telling the South Carolina Republican that if he wanted his opinion to matter, he could move to Ukraine.
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Opinion | Trump-Zelensky Face-Off: Boys, Uninterrupted
What the world saw at the Oval Office was a performance that suited everyone involved. Or so they thought.
