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Blog | How To Grieve During A Global Crisis? Leave It Untamed, Like Sandhya Mridul
I dont think about legacy. The only thing that I do is stay honest on an everyday basis. Maybe thats what creates a legacy of truth," Mridul says about her legacy as an artiste and now writer.
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Opinion | Galwan Battle, 1962: When Bullets Rained At The Break Of Dawn
It was never the plan to send the Alphas to Galwan. But they ended up at the post in October: unexpectedly and without much preparation.
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Russia, Ukraine Launch Biggest Drone Attacks Yet On Each Other
Russia and Ukraine both launched record drone attacks on each other overnight, despite a phone call reported by the Washington Post from US president-elect Donald Trump urging Russian President Vladimir Putin not to escalate the conflict.
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Donald Trump Dials Putin, Urges Him Not To Escalate War In Ukraine: Report
US President-elect Donald Trump has spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin and urged him not to escalate the war in Ukraine, the Washington Post reported Sunday.
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Neetu Kapoor and Riddhima Kapoor Sahni's Dance Face-Off To Jamal Kudu. Watch
Riddhima posted a video on Saturday night of her mum and her grooving to the beats of the hit number on her Instagram, and it is too cute to miss
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Opinion | US Elections: What New POTUS Would Mean For War, Immigration
A lot rests on the new US Presidentwill the incoming POTUS deepen the divide, will global collaboration become even more daunting, or will the new President weigh in favour of cooperation?
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"Sick And Disgusting": Mia Khalifa Slammed Online For Mocking US Military Service Members
Mia Khalifa has come under fire on social media for mocking US military service members. In a video posted on X, Ms Khalifa said she hoped that US army members get "their little brains all scrambled up" for fighting war overseas.
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Opinion | Can BRICS+ Really Reshape US-Led Economic Order?
With Western sanctions faced by Russia in the wake of its war in Ukraine, Moscow is most keen to push the idea through not just to break the dollar's dominance but also to showcase to the West that it still has allies and partners on its side.
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Opinion | Joe Biden: President As A Prisoner Of Wars
To be kind to President Biden's legacy, one can concede that it did not cause any of these three conflicts but allowed his administration to be sucked into them.
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Opinion | Israel Has Little Reason To End Its War - Even With Yahya Sinwar Dead
With US elections just weeks away, Israeli PM Netanyahu understands that he would likely get a free pass, whether Trump becomes President or Kamala Harris.
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Opinion | Iran Is Embattled. But It's Still Winning The Ideological War
What Iran cannot do militarily to Israel, it's doing with its soft power. It has encircled the Jewish state with a web of entities deeply influenced by its ideology.
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Opinion | Shootout At Bandra: Baba Siddique's Murder And Flashbacks From '90s
So far, the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has been involved in two incidents in Mumbai. If Bishnoi tries to profit from terror by making extortion calls to the rich, then the Police will need to brace for another war against the underworld.
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Opinion | India Will Have To Chart Its Own Delicate Path As Middle East Explodes
As India continues to expand and enhance its labour-trade-energy engagement with West Asia, it'll have to be careful on the diplomatic front.
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Opinion | No, Biden Doesn't Get To Moan Over An 'Out-Of-Hand' Netanyahu Now
Last week, the most powerful leader of the most powerful country found himself, shall we say, whining about 'Bibi' - as Netanyahu's nickname goes - almost like a disappointed father admonishing his beloved but mischievous son.
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Opinion | Israel Should Stop Fantasising About A 'Regime Change' In Iran
The Iranian regime is not going anywhere in a hurry, nor is its worldview going to change. The only change that might come would be in the shape of its capabilities.
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Blog | How To Grieve During A Global Crisis? Leave It Untamed, Like Sandhya Mridul
I dont think about legacy. The only thing that I do is stay honest on an everyday basis. Maybe thats what creates a legacy of truth," Mridul says about her legacy as an artiste and now writer.
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Opinion | Galwan Battle, 1962: When Bullets Rained At The Break Of Dawn
It was never the plan to send the Alphas to Galwan. But they ended up at the post in October: unexpectedly and without much preparation.
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Russia, Ukraine Launch Biggest Drone Attacks Yet On Each Other
Russia and Ukraine both launched record drone attacks on each other overnight, despite a phone call reported by the Washington Post from US president-elect Donald Trump urging Russian President Vladimir Putin not to escalate the conflict.
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Donald Trump Dials Putin, Urges Him Not To Escalate War In Ukraine: Report
US President-elect Donald Trump has spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin and urged him not to escalate the war in Ukraine, the Washington Post reported Sunday.
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Neetu Kapoor and Riddhima Kapoor Sahni's Dance Face-Off To Jamal Kudu. Watch
Riddhima posted a video on Saturday night of her mum and her grooving to the beats of the hit number on her Instagram, and it is too cute to miss
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Opinion | US Elections: What New POTUS Would Mean For War, Immigration
A lot rests on the new US Presidentwill the incoming POTUS deepen the divide, will global collaboration become even more daunting, or will the new President weigh in favour of cooperation?
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"Sick And Disgusting": Mia Khalifa Slammed Online For Mocking US Military Service Members
Mia Khalifa has come under fire on social media for mocking US military service members. In a video posted on X, Ms Khalifa said she hoped that US army members get "their little brains all scrambled up" for fighting war overseas.
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Opinion | Can BRICS+ Really Reshape US-Led Economic Order?
With Western sanctions faced by Russia in the wake of its war in Ukraine, Moscow is most keen to push the idea through not just to break the dollar's dominance but also to showcase to the West that it still has allies and partners on its side.
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Opinion | Joe Biden: President As A Prisoner Of Wars
To be kind to President Biden's legacy, one can concede that it did not cause any of these three conflicts but allowed his administration to be sucked into them.
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Opinion | Israel Has Little Reason To End Its War - Even With Yahya Sinwar Dead
With US elections just weeks away, Israeli PM Netanyahu understands that he would likely get a free pass, whether Trump becomes President or Kamala Harris.
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Opinion | Iran Is Embattled. But It's Still Winning The Ideological War
What Iran cannot do militarily to Israel, it's doing with its soft power. It has encircled the Jewish state with a web of entities deeply influenced by its ideology.
-
Opinion | Shootout At Bandra: Baba Siddique's Murder And Flashbacks From '90s
So far, the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has been involved in two incidents in Mumbai. If Bishnoi tries to profit from terror by making extortion calls to the rich, then the Police will need to brace for another war against the underworld.
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Opinion | India Will Have To Chart Its Own Delicate Path As Middle East Explodes
As India continues to expand and enhance its labour-trade-energy engagement with West Asia, it'll have to be careful on the diplomatic front.
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Opinion | No, Biden Doesn't Get To Moan Over An 'Out-Of-Hand' Netanyahu Now
Last week, the most powerful leader of the most powerful country found himself, shall we say, whining about 'Bibi' - as Netanyahu's nickname goes - almost like a disappointed father admonishing his beloved but mischievous son.
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Opinion | Israel Should Stop Fantasising About A 'Regime Change' In Iran
The Iranian regime is not going anywhere in a hurry, nor is its worldview going to change. The only change that might come would be in the shape of its capabilities.
