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Opinion: Can Lowering Age Be A Gamechanger In State Polls?
Elections were held in five states - Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Mizoram - in November and December.
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Opinion: Can India Ignore Pakistan's Population Explosion?
Pakistan's Statistics Bureau has recently revealed Census results that are a matter of concern.
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Blog: PM's Call For Organ Donation Needs Nationwide Support
Organ transplants must be made inclusive. It should be like the first shots for the newborn. The Prime Minister must implement the pledge of organ donors, or else unscrupulous operators will make money by harvesting organs at mind-boggling rates.
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Opinion: A New Scheme To Provide Jobs For Unemployed Andhra Youth
The scheme has two benefits for the people of the state. Apart from creating employment opportunities for marginalized and unemployed youth, it will help in reducing the cost of transportation of several items, thereby making them inexpensive.
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Opinion: One Padayatra, Many Milestones
Jagan Mohan Reddy garu gets appreciation in all national and international surveys for the best and corruptionless, transparent governance. It is the spirit of the Padayatra that has brought in revolutionary changes in the state.
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Opinion: Combatting Covid Stress With Yoga, Meditation
During these trying times, cultivating the principles of a meditative state through insightful practices may serve as a helpful strategy. In these testing times, Yoga, meditation and spirituality will be of great help.
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Opinion: Narasimha Rao's Shoddy Treatment By Gandhi-Nehru Family
As we approach the birth centenary of PV Narasimha Rao, it becomes important to know more about the former PM about whom the new generation is largely oblivious.
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Opinion: Skill Universities Can Help India Become A Superpower
To reap the benefit of being the youngest country in the world, India needs to skill its youth. It also needs to provide them with incentives to stay on and work in India. Tapping the potential of this demographic dividend would mean India becoming a global superpower. The Skill Universities can be the launch pad for this ambitious dream.
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Opinion: Disregarding English Will Do India No Good
The NEP is a visionary document for the most part, but as far as the medium of instruction is concerned, it needs a re-look as it has to keep up with the times and acknowledge the importance of English. The NEP, though a sincere attempt by the government, has to feel the pulse of the nation in this regard.
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Opinion: The Importance Of Foreign Language Courses For India
Various Indian languages have some similarities with other languages around the world. This makes it easier for certain Indian language speakers to learn certain foreign lanaguages. We can also capitalize on this aspect to produce foreign language experts in our country.
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Opinion: We Must Stop Being Witnesses To Manual Scavenging
Manual scavengers by and large belong to the most disadvantaged of the Dalit sub-castes; they face discrimination even within the Dalit community; it's been an age-old daily routine for this community.
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Opinion: Schools Must Teach Self-Defence And Moral Values To Children
Any school's curriculum should focus on developing a well-rounded personality alongside being flexible in this fast-changing world.
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Vijayasai Reddy Named YSR Congress Parliamentary Party Leader
YSR Congress Party senior leader V Vijayasai Reddy has been appointed as YSRCP Parliamentary Party leader by party president and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy.
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YSR Congress MP V Vijayasai Reddy Apologises For Conduct In Rajya Sabha
YSR MP V Vijayasai Reddy has apologised for his conduct in the Rajya Sabha yesterday while speaking on the Andhra Pradesh issue made certain remarks after the Chair did not give him extra time to complete his speech on the issue.
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Opinion: Andhra Let Down Not By Centre But Chandrababu Naidu
Time hasn't healed the wound that the UPA-led bifurcation of united Andhra Pradesh left in Indian democracy. The promises contained in the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, and those left outside its purview, still pave the course for national politics.
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Opinion: Can Lowering Age Be A Gamechanger In State Polls?
Elections were held in five states - Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Mizoram - in November and December.
-
Opinion: Can India Ignore Pakistan's Population Explosion?
Pakistan's Statistics Bureau has recently revealed Census results that are a matter of concern.
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Blog: PM's Call For Organ Donation Needs Nationwide Support
Organ transplants must be made inclusive. It should be like the first shots for the newborn. The Prime Minister must implement the pledge of organ donors, or else unscrupulous operators will make money by harvesting organs at mind-boggling rates.
-
Opinion: A New Scheme To Provide Jobs For Unemployed Andhra Youth
The scheme has two benefits for the people of the state. Apart from creating employment opportunities for marginalized and unemployed youth, it will help in reducing the cost of transportation of several items, thereby making them inexpensive.
-
Opinion: One Padayatra, Many Milestones
Jagan Mohan Reddy garu gets appreciation in all national and international surveys for the best and corruptionless, transparent governance. It is the spirit of the Padayatra that has brought in revolutionary changes in the state.
-
Opinion: Combatting Covid Stress With Yoga, Meditation
During these trying times, cultivating the principles of a meditative state through insightful practices may serve as a helpful strategy. In these testing times, Yoga, meditation and spirituality will be of great help.
-
Opinion: Narasimha Rao's Shoddy Treatment By Gandhi-Nehru Family
As we approach the birth centenary of PV Narasimha Rao, it becomes important to know more about the former PM about whom the new generation is largely oblivious.
-
Opinion: Skill Universities Can Help India Become A Superpower
To reap the benefit of being the youngest country in the world, India needs to skill its youth. It also needs to provide them with incentives to stay on and work in India. Tapping the potential of this demographic dividend would mean India becoming a global superpower. The Skill Universities can be the launch pad for this ambitious dream.
-
Opinion: Disregarding English Will Do India No Good
The NEP is a visionary document for the most part, but as far as the medium of instruction is concerned, it needs a re-look as it has to keep up with the times and acknowledge the importance of English. The NEP, though a sincere attempt by the government, has to feel the pulse of the nation in this regard.
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Opinion: The Importance Of Foreign Language Courses For India
Various Indian languages have some similarities with other languages around the world. This makes it easier for certain Indian language speakers to learn certain foreign lanaguages. We can also capitalize on this aspect to produce foreign language experts in our country.
-
Opinion: We Must Stop Being Witnesses To Manual Scavenging
Manual scavengers by and large belong to the most disadvantaged of the Dalit sub-castes; they face discrimination even within the Dalit community; it's been an age-old daily routine for this community.
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Opinion: Schools Must Teach Self-Defence And Moral Values To Children
Any school's curriculum should focus on developing a well-rounded personality alongside being flexible in this fast-changing world.
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Vijayasai Reddy Named YSR Congress Parliamentary Party Leader
YSR Congress Party senior leader V Vijayasai Reddy has been appointed as YSRCP Parliamentary Party leader by party president and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy.
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YSR Congress MP V Vijayasai Reddy Apologises For Conduct In Rajya Sabha
YSR MP V Vijayasai Reddy has apologised for his conduct in the Rajya Sabha yesterday while speaking on the Andhra Pradesh issue made certain remarks after the Chair did not give him extra time to complete his speech on the issue.
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Opinion: Andhra Let Down Not By Centre But Chandrababu Naidu
Time hasn't healed the wound that the UPA-led bifurcation of united Andhra Pradesh left in Indian democracy. The promises contained in the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, and those left outside its purview, still pave the course for national politics.
